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. 2011 Jan 1;33(1):161-166.
doi: 10.1016/j.childyouth.2010.08.029.

Perceived Stigma and Depression among Black Adolescents in Outpatient Treatment

Theda Rose  1 , Sean Joe, Michael Lindsey
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Perceived Stigma and Depression among Black Adolescents in Outpatient Treatment

Theda Rose et al. Child Youth Serv Rev. .
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