The DISC Predictive Scales (DPS): efficiently screening for diagnoses.
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G. Canino | M. Rubio‐Stipec | D. Shaffer | P. Fisher | C. Lucas | M. Dulcan | H. Zhang | D. Regier | W. Narrow | K. Bourdon | B. Lahey | P. Friman | Haiying Zhang | Karen H. Bourdon | Patrick Friman
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