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TítuloConceptual issues in research with survivors and illustrations from a follow-up study

Autor

Bonnie L. Green

Mary C. Grace

Article from the book 'Human adaptation to extreme stress: from the Holocaust to Vietnam' pp81-103

Call number616.8521/0001

Número del objeto00501E

Lugar de publicaciónNew York, New York, United States

EditorialPlenum Press

Año de publicación

1988

Paginaciónpp 105-130

MaterialArticle

SeriePlenum series on stress and coping

ISBN306428733

Descripción

This chapter sets out some general issues in doing research with survivors of extreme stress events and considers the issues that are particularly salient in studies of survivors who are many years beyond a catastrophic event and in longitudinal studies of extreme stress

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