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Behavioral Rehearsal: A Way of Talking About the Dying Process
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Coffman, Victoria T.
Coffman, Stephen L.
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Omega: A Journal of Death and Dying 1995-1996; 32(1): 63-76
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/880609
Date
1995
Subject
Death Education
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