A Population-Based Study of Children’s Well-Being and Health: The Relative Importance of Social Relationships, Health-Related Activities, and Income

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RT @VanierInstitute: Peer belonging & #relationships w adults the strongest predictors of life satisfaction among #children ~ study https:/…

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Peer belonging & #relationships w adults the strongest predictors of life satisfaction among #children ~ study https://t.co/hxxmSrFDsa

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Study:Peer belonging & relationships with adults were strongest predictors of life satisfaction #learning #literacy https://t.co/KLL1LGnd1X

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New MDI research shows social relationships are the best predictors of life satisfaction among Gr. 4 students https://t.co/0XcgyY9WUY

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