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The Patterns and Predictors of Physical Activity and its Impact on Cardiovascular Disease in Community Dwelling Older Adults

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Table 3.1: Operationalisation and coding protocols for Socio-demographic and Social Engagement Predictors
Table 3.2: Operationalisation and Coding Protocols for Physical Health Predictors
Table 3.5: Operationalisation and Coding Protocols for Behavioural Health Predictors
Figure 4.1: Sample utilised from TILDA for baseline and follow up analysis
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