BLACKSON, T., & ET AL. INDIVIDUAL TRAITS AND FAMILY CONTEXTS PREDICT SONS' EXTERNALIZING BEHAVIOR AND PRELIMINARY RELATIVE RISK RATIOS FOR CONDUCT DISORDER AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER OUTCOMES.
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Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation
BLACKSON, T.C, and ET AL. INDIVIDUAL TRAITS AND FAMILY CONTEXTS PREDICT SONS' EXTERNALIZING BEHAVIOR AND PRELIMINARY RELATIVE RISK RATIOS FOR CONDUCT DISORDER AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER OUTCOMES.
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MLA (9th ed.) Citation
BLACKSON, T.C, and ET AL. INDIVIDUAL TRAITS AND FAMILY CONTEXTS PREDICT SONS' EXTERNALIZING BEHAVIOR AND PRELIMINARY RELATIVE RISK RATIOS FOR CONDUCT DISORDER AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER OUTCOMES.
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