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Health beliefs, low mood, and somatizing tendency : contribution to incidence and persistence of musculoskeletal pain with and without reported disability.

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Scandinavian journal of work, environment & health: 2013, 39, n. 6 - November

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2013

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Journal Article

Subject:

Musculoskeletal disorders

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