Predicting First Responder Resilience: Investigating the Indirect Effect of Posttraumatic Cognitions through Coping Processes

Dolezal, Michael

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Predicting First Responder Resilience: Investigating the Indirect Effect of Posttraumatic Cognitions through Coping Processes

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thesis:degree_name Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology (PhD)

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Name thesis:degree_name: Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology (PhD)
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Author dc:creator: Dolezal, Michael

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Dolezal, Michael. Predicting First Responder Resilience: Investigating the Indirect Effect of Posttraumatic Cognitions through Coping Processes. Dissertation thesis, https://digitalcommons.spu.edu/cpy_etd/66

Predicting First Responder Resilience: Investigating the Indirect Effect of Posttraumatic Cognitions through Coping Processes

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