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Home » List of issues » Le Travail Humain 2001/2 » Mediators and Moderators: Theoretical and Methodological Implications in Stress and Health Psychology Research

Mediators and Moderators: Theoretical and Methodological Implications in Stress and Health Psychology Research

By Nicole Rascle, S. Irachabal
Vol. 64, 2001/2, pages 97 to 118
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