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. 2008 Winter;71(4):322-8.
doi: 10.1521/psyc.2008.71.4.322.

Reports of the death of psychoeducation as a preventative treatment for posttraumatic psychological distress are exaggerated

Dean G Kilpatrick  1 , Jesse R Cougle, Heidi S Resnick
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Reports of the death of psychoeducation as a preventative treatment for posttraumatic psychological distress are exaggerated

Dean G Kilpatrick et al. Psychiatry. 2008 Winter.
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