Parker / Lutgendorf / Northvale / Boston / New York / Washington / DC / Pittsburgh / Greenwich / Figueiredo / Bethesda / Hillsdale / /
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Prentice-Hall / John Wiley & Sons Ltd. / Russell / McGraw-Hill / Oxford University Press / JAI Press / Guilford Press / Wiley InterScience / /
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United States / United Kingdom / /
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pence / Rs / / /
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Carnegie Mellon University / Teachers College / New England Medical Center / Columbia University / New England Center / National Cancer Institute / Health Institute / /
IndustryTerm
internet-based study / energy level / emotional processing / incomplete cognitive processing / cancer treatment / social-cognitive processing model / prostate cancer treatment / patients cognitive processing / treatment for cancer / cognitive processing / /
MedicalCondition
SOCIAL-COGNITIVE CORRELATES OF ADJUSTMENT TO PROSTATE CANCER KATHERINE J. ROBERTSa / advanced disease / DF / JE / leukaemia / experimental cancer / prostate cancer / illness / MS / non-metastatic disease / breast cancer / greater depression / metastatic renal cell cancer / infertility / safely discussing cancer / tumor / cancer / disease / localized disease / ADJUSTMENT TO PROSTATE CANCER / localized prostate cancer / gynecologic cancer / different cancer / metastatic melanoma / /
National Cancer Institute / Columbia University / Teachers College / American Psychological Association / New England Center / Carnegie Mellon University / Oxford University / Health Institute / Department of Health / New England Medical Center / /
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Judd / Johnson Vickberg / Milton Keynes / Jason Aronson / Kenny / Amer Psychol / Mancini / /
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mediator / Fouladi RT / /
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New Jersey / Maryland / New York / Connecticut / /
PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY Psycho-Oncology 15: 183–[removed]Published online 31 May 2005 in Wiley InterScience (www.interscience.wiley.com). DOI: [removed]pon.934 SOCIAL-COGNITIVE CORRELATES OF