권호상세
Journal of health & social behavior : v.48 no.2 2007 Jun.
- 발행일
- 2007.06.26
- 입수일
- 2007.06.25
- 출판사
- American Sociological Association
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기사색인
| 기사명 | 저자 | 페이지 | 발행일 | 첨부 | 내용보기 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Self-Referent Constructs and Medical Sociology: In Search of an Integrative Framework / | Kaplan, Howard B. | 99-114 | 2007.06.26 | - | |
| Enduring Stigma: The Long-Term Effects of Incarceration on Health / | Schnittker, Jason ;, John, Andrea | 115-130 | 2007.06.26 | - | |
| Neighborhood Residential Segregation and Physical Health among Hispanic Americans: Good, Bad, or Benign? / | Lee, Min-Ah ;, Ferraro, Kenneth F. | 131-148 | 2007.06.26 | - | |
| Depression and the Psychological Benefits of Entering Marriage / | Frech, Adrianne ;, Williams, Kristi | 149-163 | 2007.06.26 | - | |
| The Life-Course Origins of Mastery among Older People / | Pearlin, Leonard I. et al | 164-179 | 2007.06.26 | - | |
| Health Care Proxies: Whom Do Young Old Adults Choose and Why? / | Carr, Deborah ;, Khodyakov, Dmitry | 180-194 | 2007.06.26 | - | |
| The Use of Antidepressant Medications in Substance Abuse Treatment: The Public-Private Distinction, Organizational Compatibility, and the Environment / | Knudsen, Hannah K. ;, Ducharme, Lori J. ;, Roman, Paul M. J. ; | 195-210 | 2007.06.26 | - |
- Self-Referent Constructs and Medical Sociology: In Search of an Integrative Framework /
- Enduring Stigma: The Long-Term Effects of Incarceration on Health /
- Neighborhood Residential Segregation and Physical Health among Hispanic Americans: Good, Bad, or Benign? /
- Depression and the Psychological Benefits of Entering Marriage /
- The Life-Course Origins of Mastery among Older People /
- Health Care Proxies: Whom Do Young Old Adults Choose and Why? /
- The Use of Antidepressant Medications in Substance Abuse Treatment: The Public-Private Distinction, Organizational Compatibility, and the Environment /