Rasch Analysis and Differential Item Functioning of a Social Support Measure in Jail Inmates With HIV Infection.

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Anne C Spaulding

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Jessica Mazza

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Lawrence J Ouellet

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Sage Kim

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10.1177/0163278716644954

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