0054 PERSONALITY FEATURES AND VULNERABILITY TO PSYCHOSIS. RESULTS OF THE DEEP PROJECT
@article{Salokangas20060054PF,
title={0054 PERSONALITY FEATURES AND VULNERABILITY TO PSYCHOSIS. RESULTS OF THE DEEP PROJECT},
author={R. Salokangas and T. Svirskis and M. Heinimaa and J. Huttunen and T. Ristkari and T. Ilonen and J. Hietala},
journal={Schizophrenia Research},
year={2006},
volume={86}
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