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Fathers of emotionally dysfunctional adults

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  1. Day Center Services, St. Francis General Hospital, Pittsburgh, USA

    Marion Zucker Goldstein (Medical Director)

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Goldstein, M.Z. Fathers of emotionally dysfunctional adults. Am J Psychoanal 39, 153–164 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01262921

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