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Investigation of the Lifestyle Assessment Questionnaire.

Cooper, 1990

Document ID
11136751292335279402
Author
Cooper S
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Measurement and Evaluation in Counseling and Development

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Explored (1) mean subscale differences of the National Wellness Institute's (1980) Lifestyle Assessment Questionnaire (LAQ) across gender and (2) the interrelationships among the 11 subscales. Ss were 195 male and 380 female undergraduates. Results indicate small …
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