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9 works· latest 1995· 4 institutionscluster: provisional

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Incidence and Correlates of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Battered Women1995 · 239 citations
Coping and attributional styles as predictors of depression1990 · 59 citations
Life stress and clinically elevated MMPI scales: Gender differences in the moderating influence of coping1989 · 53 citations
Do face-valid items have more predictive validity than subtle items? The case of the MMPI Pd scale.1979 · 45 citations
Life event stress and coping style as contributors to psychopathology1986 · 31 citations

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Incidence and Correlates of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Battered Women

Journal of Interpersonal Violence·1995·4 authors

239citations

Coping and attributional styles as predictors of depression

Journal of Clinical Psychology·1990·2 authors

59citations

Life stress and clinically elevated MMPI scales: Gender differences in the moderating influence of coping

Journal of Clinical Psychology·1989·2 authors

53citations

Life event stress and coping style as contributors to psychopathology

Journal of Clinical Psychology·1986·1 author

31citations

The validity of MMPI subtle and obvious items in psychiatric patients

Journal of Clinical Psychology·1986·2 authors

5citations

Discriminant validity of subtle and obvious items: The MMPI PA and MA scales

Journal of Clinical Psychology·1985·3 authors

5citations

The prediction of paranoid behavior: Comparative validities of obvious vs. subtle MMPI paranoia (Pa) items

Journal of Clinical Psychology·1983·3 authors

11citations

The prediction of impulsive behavior: Comparative validities of obvious vs. subtle MMPI hypomania (MA) items

Journal of Clinical Psychology·1980·2 authors

14citations

Do face-valid items have more predictive validity than subtle items? The case of the MMPI Pd scale.

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology·1979·3 authors

45citations