Perceiving benefits in adversity: stress-related growth in women living with HIV/AIDS. (Q39552114)

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Perceiving benefits in adversity: stress-related growth in women living with HIV/AIDS. (English)

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Siegel K

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Schrimshaw EW

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language of work or name

English

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publication date

1 November 2000

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Social Science and Medicine

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published in

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volume

51

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issue

10

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page(s)

1543-1554

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Construing benefits from adversity: adaptational significance and dispositional underpinnings

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