Rumination and reminiscence in older adults: implications for clinical practice
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Brinker, J.K., Rumination and reminiscence in older adults: implications for clinical practice. European Journal of Ageing, Vol. 10, no. 3 (2013), p. 223-236.
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Bienestar, Depresión, Factor de riesgo, Memoria, Personas mayores, Predicción, Trastornos psicológicos, Australia
Bienestar, Depresión, Factor de riesgo, Memoria, Personas mayores, Predicción, Trastornos psicológicos, Australia
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