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Leistedt, S. Dailliet, D., Saloppé, X. Pham, H.T. (2012). L’impulsivité en relation avec les troubles de la personnalité et la notion d’agressivité. Manuel de Psychopharmacothérapie (troisième édition). Academia Press

January 2012

In book: Manuel de Psychopharmacothérapie (troisième édition).
Chapter: L’impulsivité en relation avec les troubles de la personnalité et la notion d’agressivité.
Publisher: Academia Press

Authors:

Samuel J Leistedt

Université Libre de Bruxelles

T. H. Pham

Université de Mons

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