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Comparison of emotion profiles as defined by two additional MMPI profile types in male narcotic addicts
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  • 1951Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, Manual.582 cited
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  • 1965The Actuarial Description of Abnormal Personality175 cited
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