More broadly, in the absence of any agreed thresholds for what size of inequality might be considered to be practically significant or substantively important, we drew on two very large, wide-ranging analyses of predictors of self-reported adolescent wellbeing [ 12 , 62 ], using these to contextualize our findings (see Discussion).
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Gender and sexual identity-based inequalities in adolescent wellbeing: findings from the #BeeWell Study.
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