GENDER-ROLE STEREOTYPES AND INTERPERSONAL BEHAVIOR. HOW ADDICTED INPATIENTS VIEW THEIR IDEAL MALE AND FEMALE THERAPIST
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JONKER, J., ET AL., GENDER-ROLE STEREOTYPES AND INTERPERSONAL BEHAVIOR. HOW ADDICTED INPATIENTS VIEW THEIR IDEAL MALE AND FEMALE THERAPIST. JOURNAL OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT, Vol. 19 (2000), p. 307-312.
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105923
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SIIS R.991
Palabras clave:
Actitudes sociales, Drogodependencias, Género, Rol social, Terapia, Profesiones
Actitudes sociales, Drogodependencias, Género, Rol social, Terapia, Profesiones
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