Number of articles: 54
GAIN-SS Bibliography 6-9-14
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Validation of the Behavioral Complexity Scale (BCS) to the Rasch Measurement Model.
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of the Internal Mental Distress Scale (IMDS) to the Rasch Measurement Model, GAIN
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13. Conrad, K. J., Conrad, K. M., Dennis, M. L., Riley, B. B., & Funk, R. R. (2009). Validation
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26. Grella, C. E., Greenwell, L., Prendergast, M., Sacks, S., & Melnick, G. (2008). Diagnostic
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