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Hennessy, Carrie Olsen, author.
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be an invaluable asset to her work with patients. The PAT was found to be user-friendly, modifiable
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Turner, Jennalee E., author.
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in terms of prevention and intervention strategies. How well those interventions work for youth with
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Kopec, Justin, author.
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of previous work by studying a specific temporal visual attention phenomenon, the attentional blink
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Miao, Yiqing, author.
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, and research experiences, this study also proposed general guidelines for clinicians who work with
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Shatto, Erynne H., author.
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overall quality of work life of these mental health workers were explored in relation to workers
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Diver, Amanda-Jayne, author.
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the everyday work that clinicians engage in. 36 clinical psychologists took part in the study. They
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Dando, Rosemary A., author.
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from Bonds (1969) and Haslam's (1965) work, in fact, few of the results reached significance. This was
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Wasim, Kareem, author.
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distress and suffering of Muslim Americans in their clinical work.
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Galll-Ojurongbe, Sandra, author.
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The pioneering work of Odegaard (1932) was the first to link migration and schizophrenia by
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Yi, Jie Jessica, author.
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spiritual strivings. The second was that most participants were dissatisfied with work, life, or both, and
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Rodriguez, Angela Corinne, author.
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immediately and over time. Across two studies, this work aimed: (a) to document and describe the phenomenon of
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Gerardi, Nora, author.
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psychology, clinical psychology, social work), or licensure (e.g., licensed vs. non-licensed). Participants

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