Daily interpersonal experiences, context, and alcohol consumption: crying in your beer and toasting good times.
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S. Armeli | G. Affleck | H. Tennen | C. Mohr | M. Carney | H Tennen | G Affleck | S Armeli | C D Mohr | M A Carney | A Hromi | A. Hromi | M. A. Carney | Cynthia D. Mohr
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