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Mood-Regulation Expectancies as Determinants of Dysphoria in College Students.
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Examen des predicteurs de "coping styles", depression and symptomes somatiques chez des etudiants d'universite as discussed by the authors showed that les attentes liees a la regulation de l'humeur seraient un determinant important des dysphasies observees chez ces etudiantes.Abstract:
Examen des predicteurs de «coping styles», depression et de symptomes somatiques chez des etudiants d'universite. Les attentes liees a la regulation de l'humeur seraient un determinant important des dysphasies observees chez ces etudiantsread more
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Generalized expectancies for negative mood regulation and problem drinking among college students.
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