However, the results for respondents who had moved on were only marginally significant ( i.e., given the corresponding p-value, we can only be 93.3% confident in our results as opposed to the standard 95% ), likely the result of having only a relatively small number of respondents reporting that they had moved on at the time of the study—a limitation that should be addressed in a follow-up study in the Mt.
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Migration and Mental Health in the Aftermath of Disaster: Evidence from Mt. Merapi, Indonesia.
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