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[pdf] Lovell K, Marks IM, Noshirvani H, O'Sullivan G. (1994). Should treatment distinguish anxiogenic from anxiolytic obsessive-compulsive ruminations? Results of a pilot controlled study and of a clinical audit. Psychother Psychosom. 1994;61(3-4):150-5. [pdf] |
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