Etiology of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Vietnam veterans: Analysis of premilitary, military, and combat exposure influences.
Foy, David W., Sipprelle, R. Carl, Rueger, Drue B., Carroll, Edward M.·1984·Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology
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