THERAPISTS' ATTITUDES AS EXPLANATION OF UNDERSERVICE OF ELDERLY IN MENTAL HEALTH:TESTING AND OLD HYPOTHESIS
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KNIGHT, B., THERAPISTS' ATTITUDES AS EXPLANATION OF UNDERSERVICE OF ELDERLY IN MENTAL HEALTH:TESTING AND OLD HYPOTHESIS. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AGING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT,THE, Vol. 22, no. 4 (1986), p. 261-269.
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3294
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SIIS R.655
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Actitudes sociales, Personas mayores, Psiquiatría, Salud mental
Actitudes sociales, Personas mayores, Psiquiatría, Salud mental
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