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Adolescent Dress, Part I: Dress and Body Markings of Pscychiat outpatients and inpatients.ic

Michelman, J.
Eicher, Joanne B.
1991
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Adolescent Dress, Part I: Dress and Body Markings of Pscychiat outpatients and inpatients.ic

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1991

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Explores the role of dress in a nonpsychiatric population through observation and interviews of high school students, in order to provide data complementary to the first phase of a larger research project. Adolescent dress was examined in relation to three dimensions of the self: the public, private, and secret self. Method; Results; Discussion.

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Michelman, J. D., & Eicher, J. B. (1991). Adolescent Dress, Part I: Dress and Body Markings of Psychiatric Outpatients and Inpatients. Adolescence, 26,(102), 375-385.

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Michelman, J.; Eicher, Joanne B.. (1991). Adolescent Dress, Part I: Dress and Body Markings of Pscychiat outpatients and inpatients.ic. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/162768.

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