A REVIEW OF ACUTE STRESS REACTIONS AMONG VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE: IMPLICATIONS FOR EARLY INTERVENTION
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GORE-FELTON, C., ET AL., A REVIEW OF ACUTE STRESS REACTIONS AMONG VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE: IMPLICATIONS FOR EARLY INTERVENTION. AGGRESSION AND VIOLENT BEHAVIOR, Vol. 4, no. 3 (1999), p. 293-306.
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Alto riesgo, Atención temprana, Discapacidad, Estrés, Prevención, Psicología clínica, Terapia, Trastornos psicológicos, Tratamiento, Trauma, Víctimas, Violencia
Alto riesgo, Atención temprana, Discapacidad, Estrés, Prevención, Psicología clínica, Terapia, Trastornos psicológicos, Tratamiento, Trauma, Víctimas, Violencia
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