Minding our clinical language - letter

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Cooke, A. 2009. Minding our clinical language - letter. The Psychologist. 22 (9), p. 732.

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Authors	Cooke, A.
Year	2009
Journal	The Psychologist
Journal citation	22 (9), p. 732
Publisher	The British Psychological Society
ISSN	0952-8229
Print	Sep 2009
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Output status	Published

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