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. 1963 Nov:18:467-80.

[Article in Dutch]

[Article in Dutch]

M GROEN et al. Ned Tijdschr Psychol. 1963 Nov.

. 1963 Nov:18:467-80.

No abstract available

CONVERGENT AND DISCRIMINANT VALIDITIES OF ACQUIESCENCE MEASURES.
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The use of multivariate statistical methods in psychiatry.
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