Indirect effects of smoking motives on adolescent anger dysregulation and smoking

Mischel, Emily R, Ellen W Leen-Feldner, Ashley A Knapp, Sarah A Bilsky, Lindsay Ham, and Sarah F Lewis. 2014. “Indirect Effects of Smoking Motives on Adolescent Anger Dysregulation and Smoking.”

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