IN WHAT WAYS ARE ADOLESCENTS WHO ENGAGE IN SELF-HARM OR EXPERIENCE THOUGHTS OF SELF-HARM DIFFERENT IN TERMS OF HELP-SEEKING, COMMUNICATION AND COPING STRATEGIES?
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EVANS, E., ET AL., IN WHAT WAYS ARE ADOLESCENTS WHO ENGAGE IN SELF-HARM OR EXPERIENCE THOUGHTS OF SELF-HARM DIFFERENT IN TERMS OF HELP-SEEKING, COMMUNICATION AND COPING STRATEGIES?. JOURNAL OF ADOLESCENCE, Vol. 28, no. 4 (2005), p. 573-587.
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Adaptación personal, Adolescentes, Autoagresión, Comunicación, Estudio comparativo, Trastornos psicológicos
Adaptación personal, Adolescentes, Autoagresión, Comunicación, Estudio comparativo, Trastornos psicológicos
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