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Executive Functions, Depressive Symptoms, and College Adjustment in Women

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Pages 136-144 | Published online: 14 Jan 2013

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Jane E. Barker & Yuko Munakata. (2015) Developing Self-Directed Executive Functioning: Recent Findings and Future Directions. Mind, Brain, and Education 9:2, pages 92-99.
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