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Gender Differences in Allied Health Students' Knowledge of Disabled Women and Men

Mary T Westbrook PhD Psychologist, Department of Behavioral Sciences, Cumberland College of Health Sciences, Lidcombe NSW, Australia
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Barbara J. Adamson PhD Psychologist, Department of Behavioral Sciences, Cumberland College of Health Sciences, Lidcombe NSW, Australia
Pages 93-110 | Published online: 26 Oct 2008

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Mary T. Westbrook & Darien L. Chinnery. (1990) Negative Attitudes Toward Physically Disabled Women Having Children: An Additional Handicap. Australian Social Work 43:4, pages 17-22.
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Mary T Westbrook. (1991) A survey of post-poliomyelitis sequelae: Manifestations, effects on people's lives and responses to treatment. Australian Journal of Physiotherapy 37:2, pages 89-102.
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