Original articleParental criticism and treatment outcome in adolescents hospitalized for severe, chronic asthma☆
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A prior version of this paper was presented at the conference, “Physical Illness, Psychologic Development, and How the Twain Shall Meet,” Keystone, Colorado, 24–27 June 1993. This research has been supported by the Clinical Investigation Committee at NJCIRM, NIH grants #R03-MH48683 and #M01-RR00051.