Clustering of multiple risk behaviors among a sample of 18-year-old australians and associations with mental health outcomes: A latent class analysis

Keyphrases

• Vegetable Intake 100%
• Mental Health Outcomes 100%
• High Probability 100%
• 18 Years Old 100%
• Multiple Risk Behaviour 100%
• Moderate Risk 100%
• Latent Class Analysis 100%
• Older Australians 100%
• Smokers 66%
• Risk Behavior 66%
• Non-smokers 66%
• Fruit Vegetables 66%
• Binge Drinking 66%
• Sitting Time 66%
• Binge Drinkers 66%
• National Guidelines 33%
• Physical Inactivity 33%
• Sedentary Behavior 33%
• Mental Health 33%
• Preventive Intervention 33%
• Adulthood 33%
• Psychological Distress 33%
• Cluster Randomized Trial 33%
• Moderate-to-vigorous Physical Activity 33%
• Disease Risk 33%
• Alcohol Use 33%
• Psychological Well-being 33%
• Sleep Duration 33%
• Self-report Survey 33%
• Health Intervention 33%
• Mental Health Symptoms 33%
• Vegetable Consumption 33%
• Three-class 33%
• Online Self 33%
• Young Australians 33%
• Mage 33%
• 5-year Follow-up 33%
• Dichotomous Variables 33%
• Fruit Intake 33%
• Binge 33%
• Great Depression 33%
• Australian Adults 33%
• Chronic Disease Risk Factors 33%
• Lifestyle Risk Behaviour 33%
• Introduction Risk 33%

Psychology

• Mental Health 100%
• Risk Behavior 100%
• Binge Drinking 40%
• Self-Report 20%
• Psychological Distress 20%
• Sedentary Behavior 20%
• Physical Activity 20%
• Clustering 20%
• Chronic Disorder 20%
• Alcohol Abuse 20%