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Why girls get married early in Sarawak, Malaysia - an exploratory qualitative study
Why girls get married early in Sarawak, Malaysia - an exploratory qualitative study
by Maznah Dahlui , Nik Daliana Nik Farid , Razitasham Safii , Ayako Kohno , Takeo Nakayama
in Adolescent / Adolescent Sexual Health and Behavior Patterns / Adult / Algorithm / Child / Child marriage / Computer science / Cultural Characteristics / Demography / Economic growth / Economics / Exploratory research / Family Conflict / Female / FOS: Psychology / FOS: Sociology / Gender studies / General Health Professions / Global Maternal and Child Health Outcomes / Gynecology and obstetrics / Health Professions / Health Risk Behaviors / Health Sciences / Humans / Impact of Child Labor Interventions / Interviews as Topic / Malaysia / Marriage / Medicine / Nonprobability sampling / Parent-Adolescent Communication / Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health / Population / Poverty / Poverty Areas / Psychiatry / Psychological intervention / Psychology / Public aspects of medicine / Qualitative Research / RA1-1270 / Reproductive Health / Research Article / RG1-991 / Risk Factors / Safety Research / Sarawak / Social Environment / Social Problems / Social science / Social Sciences / Socioeconomics / Sociology / State (computer science) / Thematic analysis / Women's Rights
2020
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Why girls get married early in Sarawak, Malaysia - an exploratory qualitative study
by Maznah Dahlui , Nik Daliana Nik Farid , Razitasham Safii , Ayako Kohno , Takeo Nakayama
in Adolescent / Adolescent Sexual Health and Behavior Patterns / Adult / Algorithm / Child / Child marriage / Computer science / Cultural Characteristics / Demography / Economic growth / Economics / Exploratory research / Family Conflict / Female / FOS: Psychology / FOS: Sociology / Gender studies / General Health Professions / Global Maternal and Child Health Outcomes / Gynecology and obstetrics / Health Professions / Health Risk Behaviors / Health Sciences / Humans / Impact of Child Labor Interventions / Interviews as Topic / Malaysia / Marriage / Medicine / Nonprobability sampling / Parent-Adolescent Communication / Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health / Population / Poverty / Poverty Areas / Psychiatry / Psychological intervention / Psychology / Public aspects of medicine / Qualitative Research / RA1-1270 / Reproductive Health / Research Article / RG1-991 / Risk Factors / Safety Research / Sarawak / Social Environment / Social Problems / Social science / Social Sciences / Socioeconomics / Sociology / State (computer science) / Thematic analysis / Women's Rights
2020
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Why girls get married early in Sarawak, Malaysia - an exploratory qualitative study
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by Maznah Dahlui , Nik Daliana Nik Farid , Razitasham Safii , Ayako Kohno , Takeo Nakayama
in Adolescent / Adolescent Sexual Health and Behavior Patterns / Adult / Algorithm / Child / Child marriage / Computer science / Cultural Characteristics / Demography / Economic growth / Economics / Exploratory research / Family Conflict / Female / FOS: Psychology / FOS: Sociology / Gender studies / General Health Professions / Global Maternal and Child Health Outcomes / Gynecology and obstetrics / Health Professions / Health Risk Behaviors / Health Sciences / Humans / Impact of Child Labor Interventions / Interviews as Topic / Malaysia / Marriage / Medicine / Nonprobability sampling / Parent-Adolescent Communication / Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health / Population / Poverty / Poverty Areas / Psychiatry / Psychological intervention / Psychology / Public aspects of medicine / Qualitative Research / RA1-1270 / Reproductive Health / Research Article / RG1-991 / Risk Factors / Safety Research / Sarawak / Social Environment / Social Problems / Social science / Social Sciences / Socioeconomics / Sociology / State (computer science) / Thematic analysis / Women's Rights
2020

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Why girls get married early in Sarawak, Malaysia - an exploratory qualitative study
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Why girls get married early in Sarawak, Malaysia - an exploratory qualitative study

Maznah Dahlui,
Nik Daliana Nik Farid,
Razitasham Safii,
Ayako Kohno,
Takeo Nakayama
2020
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Subject

Adolescent

/ Adolescent Sexual Health and Behavior Patterns

/ Adult

/ Algorithm

/ Child

/ Child marriage

/ Computer science

/ Cultural Characteristics

/ Demography

/ Economic growth

/ Economics

/ Exploratory research

/ Family Conflict

/ Female

/ FOS: Psychology

/ FOS: Sociology

/ Gender studies

/ General Health Professions

/ Global Maternal and Child Health Outcomes

/ Gynecology and obstetrics

/ Health Professions

/ Health Risk Behaviors

/ Health Sciences

/ Humans

/ Impact of Child Labor Interventions

/ Interviews as Topic

/ Malaysia

/ Marriage

/ Medicine

/ Nonprobability sampling

/ Parent-Adolescent Communication

/ Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health

/ Population

/ Poverty

/ Poverty Areas

/ Psychiatry

/ Psychological intervention

/ Psychology

/ Public aspects of medicine

/ Qualitative Research

/ RA1-1270

/ Reproductive Health

/ Research Article

/ RG1-991

/ Risk Factors

/ Safety Research

/ Sarawak

/ Social Environment

/ Social Problems

/ Social science

/ Social Sciences

/ Socioeconomics

/ Sociology

/ State (computer science)

/ Thematic analysis

/ Women's Rights

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