Responses of a Sample of Practicing Psychologists to Questions About Clinical Work With Trauma and Interest in Specialized Training.

Responses of a Sample of Practicing Psychologists to Questions About Clinical Work With Trauma and Interest in Specialized Training.
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一些执业心理学家对有关创伤临床工作和对专业培训的兴趣的问题的回答。

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10.1037/a0025048
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发表时间:
2011
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Psychological trauma : theory, research, practice and policy
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Courtois,Christine
Courtois,Christine
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作者:
Cook,JoanM;Rehman,Omar;Bufka,Lynn;Dinnen,Stephanie;Courtois,Christine

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