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Australian ethnopsychiatry and frontier psychiatry

(1968) Cawte, John

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Psychiatry in Papua and New Guinea

(1968) Burton-Bradley, Burton Gyrth

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The doctor as an agent of change : an action oriented epidemiological and sociological study of the health of a rural Aboriginal community

(1975) Kamien, Max

Thesis
The influence of bereavement on a number of behavioural and biological variables

(1979) Bartrop, Roger

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Conditioning in relation to personality, and the results of aversion therapy

(1972) Barr, Ronald Ford

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Morbidity in an Australian rural practice

(1971) Coolican, Raphael Edward

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The investigation of neurological factors in stutterers

(1975) Quinn, Peter Thomas

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Some endocrine and psychological aspects of premenstrual symptoms

(1977) Taylor, John William

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The language of psychiatry in a preliterate speech community : verbal repertoire as a basis for psychiatric diagnosis

(1977) Morice, Rodney

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Life event stress and neurosis

(1977) Tennant, Christopher

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