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Cross-National and Religious Relationships With Posttraumatic
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Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology
Kanako Taku and Arnie Cann
Individual Differences and Perceptions of the Triggering Event
Cross-National and Religious Relationships With Posttraumatic Growth The Role of
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