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Raising an HIV-infected child: associations between parental stress and child functional impairment
This project sought to achieve two major aims. First, I aimed to investigate the differences in functional, behavioural, and emotional impairment of HIV-infected, HAART-naive children compared to HIV-negative controls. Second, I aimed to investigate the levels of parental stress, depression, and qua...
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Department of Psychology
2015
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