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Treating Veterans With PTSD and Borderline Personality Symptoms in a 12‐Week Intensive Outpatient Setting: Findings From a Pilot Program

by Meyers, Laura, Voller, Emily K., McCallum, Ethan B., Thuras, Paul, Shallcross, Sandra, Velasquez, Tina, Meis, Laura
Published in Journal of traumatic stress (01.04.2017)

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Women’s Self-Report of Sexual Victimization: An Experimental Examination of the Influence of Race, Mode of Inquiry, Setting, and Researcher Contact

by McCallum, Ethan B., Peterson, Zoë D.
Published in Violence against women (01.06.2017)

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Investigating the Impact of Inquiry Mode on Self-Reported Sexual Behavior: Theoretical Considerations and Review of the Literature

by McCallum, Ethan B., Peterson, Zoë D.
Published in The Journal of sex research (01.03.2012)

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Effects of Experimenter Contact, Setting, Inquiry Mode, and Race on Women’s Self-Report of Sexual Attitudes and Behaviors: An Experimental Study

by McCallum, Ethan B., Peterson, Zoë D.
Published in Archives of sexual behavior (01.11.2015)

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Impact of Deployment-Related Sexual Stressors on Psychiatric Symptoms After Accounting for Predeployment Stressors: Findings From a U.S. National Guard Cohort

by McCallum, Ethan B., Murdoch, Maureen, Erbes, Christopher R., Arbisi, Paul, Polusny, Melissa A.
Published in Journal of traumatic stress (01.08.2015)

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Validation of the Traumatic Sexualization Survey for Use with Heterosexual Men

by McCallum, Ethan B., Peterson, Zoë D., Mueller, Tiffany M.
Published in The Journal of sex research (01.09.2012)

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Treating Veterans With PTSD and Borderline Personality Symptoms in a 12‐Week Intensive Outpatient Setting: Findings From a Pilot Program

Women’s Self-Report of Sexual Victimization: An Experimental Examination of the Influence of Race, Mode of Inquiry, Setting, and Researcher Contact

Investigating the Impact of Inquiry Mode on Self-Reported Sexual Behavior: Theoretical Considerations and Review of the Literature

Effects of Experimenter Contact, Setting, Inquiry Mode, and Race on Women’s Self-Report of Sexual Attitudes and Behaviors: An Experimental Study

Impact of Deployment-Related Sexual Stressors on Psychiatric Symptoms After Accounting for Predeployment Stressors: Findings From a U.S. National Guard Cohort

Validation of the Traumatic Sexualization Survey for Use with Heterosexual Men

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