Behavioral Science in the Practice of MedicineJohn E. Carr, H. A. Dengerink |
Contents
Behavioral Research in Health Care 22 | 21 |
The Interpretation and Treatment of Pathological | 43 |
BrainBehavior Relations and the Delivery | 67 |
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