EVALUATING THE DODO'S VERDICT: DO ALL INTERVENTIONS HAVE EQUIVALENT OUTCOMES?
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REID, W.J., EVALUATING THE DODO'S VERDICT: DO ALL INTERVENTIONS HAVE EQUIVALENT OUTCOMES?. SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH, Vol. 21, no. 1 (1997), p. 5-16.
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61891
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SIIS R.1144
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Adultos, Efectos, Estudio descriptivo, Métodos de investigación, Terapia, Terapia, Trabajador social, Trastornos emocionales, Tratamiento, EE.UU.
Adultos, Efectos, Estudio descriptivo, Métodos de investigación, Terapia, Terapia, Trabajador social, Trastornos emocionales, Tratamiento, EE.UU.
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