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Things psychosocial often describes (“psychosocial ________”)
factors, development, problems, aspects, interventions, issues, functioning, adjustment, stress, needs, stressors, support, treatment, treatments, variables, assessment, intervention, integrity, adaptation, environment, consequences, impact, effects, care, history, correlates, characteristics, influences, outcomes, approach, theory, rehabilitation, status, model, services, research, perspective, stages, processes, approaches, therapy, implications, crisis, predictors, disorders, journal, concerns, evaluation, distress, difficulties, dimensions, perspectives, theories, dysfunction, being, outcome, context, dwarfism, programs, sequelae, stressor, resources, crises, stresses, maturity, function, considerations, health, risk, therapies, resilience, skills, stimuli, components, moratorium, determinants, tasks, impairment, models, deprivation, risks, assets, measures, dynamics, functions, counseling, responses, benefits, phenomena
How psychosocial often is described (“________ psychosocial”)
positive, physical, medical, biological, biosocial, cumulative, bio, individual, economic, genetic, general, much, inherently
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