The SHARE Project: Maximizing participant retention in a longitudinal study with victims of intimate partner violence
Sábháilte in:
Clough, A., et al., The SHARE Project: Maximizing participant retention in a longitudinal study with victims of intimate partner violence. Field Methods, vol. 23, n. 1, 2011, p. 86-101.
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522373
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SIIS Archivo
Palabras clave:
Exclusión social, Mujer, Malos tratos, Violencia, Víctimas, Sin techo, Riesgo, Efectos, Salud, Prevención, Protección social, Estudio longitudinal, EE.UU.
Exclusión social, Mujer, Malos tratos, Violencia, Víctimas, Sin techo, Riesgo, Efectos, Salud, Prevención, Protección social, Estudio longitudinal, EE.UU.
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