Validation of the Greek Version of Perceived Stress Questionnaire: Psychometric Properties and Factor Structure in a Population-Based Survey

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"Validation of the Greek Version of Perceived Stress Questionnaire: Psychometric Properties and Factor Structure in a Population-Based Survey"
written by Eva Karatza, Dimitra Kourou, Michael Galanakis, Liza Varvogli, Christina Darviri,
published by Psychology, Vol.5 No.10, 2014

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