Drawing Causal Inferences Using Propensity Scores: A Practical Guide for Community Psychologists
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Stephanie T. Lanza | Stephanie T Lanza | S. Lanza | Julia E. Moore | Nicole M Butera | Julia E Moore | Nicole M. Butera
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