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Voluntary commitment by persuasion.

W C Schwartz·S Dumpman

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Attitude to Health Hospitalization Hospitals, General Humans Mental Disorders Pennsylvania Persuasive Communication Professional-Patient Relations Psychiatric Department, Hospital Socioeconomic Factors Journal Article

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W C Schwartz, S Dumpman. 1972. Voluntary commitment by persuasion.. https://doi.org/10.1176/ps.23.4.128

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