Associations of Physical Activity, Vegetarian Status, and Sleep Duration with Psychological Distress in Peruvian Adults: Model-Based Indirect Associations via Dietary Self-Efficacy
Background: Psychological distress (PD) has been associated with lifestyle behaviors, including physical activity, sleep duration, and diet-related practices. Dietary self-efficacy may represent a self-regulatory correlate in these relationships; however, evidence from population studies remains lim...
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