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Over-exercising in anorexic and normal samples: Behaviour and attitudes

Clive G. Long Department of Clinical Psychology, St Andrew's Hospital, Northampton, NNI 5DG
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Jenny Smith Department of Clinical Psychology, St Andrew's Hospital, Northampton, NNI 5DG
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Marie Midgley Department of Clinical Psychology, St Andrew's Hospital, Northampton, NNI 5DG
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Tony Cassidy Department of Clinical Psychology, St Andrew's Hospital, Northampton, NNI 5DG
Pages 321-327 | Published online: 06 Jul 2009

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