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Negative, but not positive, religious coping strategies are associated with psychological distress, independent of religiosity, in Korean adults with epilepsy

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2017Effects of religiosity and religious coping on medication adherence and quality of life among people with epilepsy91 cited

2013Spirituality aspects in patients with epilepsy84 cited

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