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Of resilience, vulnerability, and a woman who never lived.

Child and adolescent psychiatric clinics of North America - 1 Jan 1998

Allen J R

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One day we may be able to say with some degree of confidence that Factor A over a certain level + Factor B over a certain level + Factor C under a certain level + Factor X will produce Y level of functioning in domain X--in about 80% of cases. Despite advances in our knowledge about the influence of various protective and risk factors in development, health, and functioning, however, we still have good reason to...

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