Identity Exploration, Commitment, and Existential Anxiety as Predictors of the Forms and Functions of Aggression

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Identity Exploration, Commitment, and Existential Anxiety as Predictors of the Forms and Functions of Aggression

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Identity Exploration, Commitme ...... ms and Functions of Aggression

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Identity Exploration, Commitme ...... ms and Functions of Aggression

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Identity Exploration, Commitme ...... ms and Functions of Aggression

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Identity Exploration, Commitme ...... ms and Functions of Aggression

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Identity Exploration, Commitme ...... ms and Functions of Aggression

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Carl F. Weems

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Jennifer Carter

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Monica A. Marsee

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Steven L. Berman

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348-367

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10.1080/15283488.2013.780975

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2013-10-01T00:00:00Z

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