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A comparative study of body development index of rural and urban school boys of Fazilka District of Punjab

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The researcher was selected this study “a comparative study of body development index of rural and urban school boys of fazilka district of Punjab” A total number of 50 school boys (25 rural & 25 urban) of Fazilka district are examined for the study by having a standardized test of anthropometric tools. Their age group is in the 05 to 15 years. The data was collected through the B.D.I. = Middle Breadth x forearm circumference breadth/ body height x10. To observe the theory of the study illustrative statistics like mean and standard variation & t ratio were used. It concludes the significance difference was found in body development index of rural and urban school boys of fazilka district of Punjab. The level of significance set at 0.05 levels.

Historical and modern epidemiology studiesAnthropometryGeographyStatistical significanceDemographyIndex (typography)School districtBody mass indexCircumferenceRural areaSocioeconomics
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