Continued Successful SA Recovery during the Maintenance Stage: Intra-Individual Resource Loss & Gain Predict Relapse.

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Joseph R Ferrari

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Leonard A Jason

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Lisa C Walt

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10.4236/OJMP.2012.11001

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