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高校生の抑うつを長期的に予測する認知行動的要因の予備的検討

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Title
高校生の抑うつを長期的に予測する認知行動的要因の予備的検討
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Hiroshima Psychological Research, March 2019
DOI 10.15027/47268
Authors

Kohei Kambara, Yugo Kira, Akiko Ogata

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#17,732,227
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