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Is obsessive-compulsive disorder a disturbance of security motivation? Comment on Szechtman and Woody (2004)
Psychological Review 112 (3):650-656 (2005)
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Is obsessive-compulsive disorder a disturbance of security motivation? Comment on Szechtman and Woody (2004).Steven Taylor, Dean McKay & Jonathan S. Abramowitz - 2005 - Psychological Review 112 (3):650-656.
Postscript: Problems With the Security Motivation Model Remain Largely Unresolved: Response to Woody and Szechtman (2005).Steven Taylor, Dean McKay & Jonathan S. Abramowitz - 2005 - Psychological Review 112 (3):656-657.
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