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38 Comparative effects of face-to-face interviews versus computer-assisted self-interviews on disclosure of risk behaviours associated with intimate partner violence among african american women in WIC clinics

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Frazier T, Yount K
38 Comparative effects of face-to-face interviews versus computer-assisted self-interviews on disclosure of risk behaviours associated with intimate partner violence among african american women in WIC clinics
Injury Prevention 2015;21:A13-A14.

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  • First published June 9, 2015.
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May 13, 2016

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