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304 related items for PubMed ID: 17536939

  • 1. Cluster B personality pathology in incarcerated girls: structure, comorbidity, and aggression.
    Burnette ML, South SC, Reppucci ND.
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  • 8. Childhood abuse and aggression in girls: the contribution of borderline personality disorder.
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  • 12. Incarcerated youth with personality disorders: prevalence, comorbidity and convergent validity.
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  • 13. Social and mental health profiles of young male offenders in detention in Greece.
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