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Lawrence Erlbaum
Language
English
Pages
282

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Subjects
Women, Suicide, Suicidal behavior, Psychology, Socialization, Women, psychology

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Women And Attempted Suicide
February 1, 1992, Psychology Press
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1992, Lawrence Erlbaum
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Women And Attempted Suicide
February 1, 1992, Psychology Press
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Published in
Hove (UK), Hillsdale (USA)

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Pagination
xvii, 282 p. ;
Number of pages
282

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL16717376M
ISBN 10
086377167X, 0863771688
LCCN
91065664, gb91065664
OCLC/WorldCat
24952181
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"Self-poisoning-the deliberate, non-fatal ingestion of medicinal agents in excess of the recommended dose-may with justification be viewed as one of the most dramatic and still largely unexplained phenomena in 20th century social medicine."

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