Update on Empirically Validated Therapies, II
@inproceedings{Chambless1998UpdateOE,
title={Update on Empirically Validated Therapies, II},
author={Dianne L. Chambless and Mary J. Baker and Donald H. Baucom and Larry E. Beutler and Karen Calhoun and Paul Crits-Christoph and Anthony D. Daiuto and Robert J. DeRubeis and Jerusha B. Detweiler and David A. F. Haaga and Suzanne Johnson and Susan M. McCurry and Kim T. Mueser and K. S. Pope and William C. Sanderson and Varda Shoham and Timothy R Stickle and David Allen Williams},
year={1998}
}1,464 Citations
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