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Original Article

Family functioning, social support and depression after traumatic brain injury

L. R. Leach Department of Psychology, University of Missouri-Columbia, USA
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R. G. Frank Department of Physical Medicine, University of Missouri-Columbia, USA; Department of Rehabilitation, University of Missouri-Columbia, USA
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D. E. Bouman Department of Physical Medicine, University of Missouri-Columbia, USA; Department of Rehabilitation, University of Missouri-Columbia, USA
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J. Farmer Department of Physical Medicine, University of Missouri-Columbia, USA; Department of Rehabilitation, University of Missouri-Columbia, USA
Pages 599-606 | Received 31 Aug 1993, Accepted 28 Oct 1993, Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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