Father-absent adolescents with insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus: A population at risk?☆
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This research was supported by funding to the Department of Psychology at Memphis State University granted through the Centers of Excellence Program of the State of Tennessee, and by funds from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (#HL36553).
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We greatly appreciate the help of numerous research assistants who worked on the project, with special thanks to Marlin Moore, Thurman Glover, Mary Summerville, and Judith Brown. We also thank Dr. Charles M. Borduin who provided valuable editorial suggestions for this manuscript. Special thanks are also given to Dr. Joseph Fisher for his assistance in the referral of subjects.
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