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Psychology and hearing impairment: Focussing on the people with the loss

Roddy Cowie Queen's University, Belfast
,
David Watson Queen's University, Belfast
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Patricia Kerr Queen Margaret college, Edinburgh
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Ellen Douglas-Cowie Queen's University, Belfast
Pages 288-298 | Published online: 13 Nov 2012

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