Examining the Self-Regulatory Model in Women With Rheumatoid Arthritis: Relationship Between Illness Representations, Coping Procedures, Self-Efficacy Beliefs and Outcome.

Doctoral Thesis

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Alexandra. Carlisle

University of Surrey

Doctor of Psychology (PsychD), University of Surrey (United Kingdom).

2001

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Title: Examining the Self-Regulatory Model in Women With Rheumatoid Arthritis: Relationship Between Illness Representations, Coping Procedures, Self-Efficacy Beliefs and Outcome.
Creators: Alexandra. Carlisle
Contributors: University of Surrey (United Kingdom). (Institution)
Awarding Institution: University of Surrey (United Kingdom).; Doctor of Psychology (PsychD)
Theses and Dissertations: Doctor of Psychology (PsychD), University of Surrey (United Kingdom).
Publisher: University of Surrey; Guildford
Number of pages: 269
Date published: 2001
Date submitted: 16/04/2019
Identifiers: 99513565202346
Academic Unit: Surrey research (other units)
Resource Type: Doctoral Thesis