Validating the Perceived Active School Travel Enablers and Barriers–Parent (PASTEB–P) Questionnaire to Support Intervention Programming and Research
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active school travel; children’s health; interventions; parental perceptions; physical activity; questionnaire; school travel planning; validation;All these keywords.
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