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Mental health, coping resources and coping strategies of displaced adolescents in Nigeria

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healthcarepeace and security

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dataset
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DAV
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DAV
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Har
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Data Summary The data was based from a cross-sectional quantitative study 136 internally displaced adolescents IDAs in North East of Nigeria. It was a dataset that collected information concerning mental health, coping resources and coping strategies of this population. The manuscript title: Religious Coping and PTSD Symptoms: A Mixed Methods Study of Internally Displaced Adolescents in Nigeria

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