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        Objectification: impact on adolescent females what do counselors need to know regarding objectification and sexual identiy development to appropriately guide therapeutic work with adolescent females

        Blanc, H. Noelle; Cook, Christine R.; Gifford, Valerie M.; McMorrow, Samantha G. (2015-08)
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