Sexual satisfaction and quality of life in female breast cancer survivors, ACT vs. psychoeducation, N=70. Haghighi, F. R., Bokaie, M., Sefidkar, R., & Enjezab, B. (2024). Sexual health counseling improves the sexual satisfaction of breast cancer survivors: a randomized controlled trial. Supportive C
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title = {Sexual satisfaction and quality of life in female breast cancer survivors, ACT vs. psychoeducation, N=70. Haghighi, F. R., Bokaie, M., Sefidkar, R., \& Enjezab, B. (2024). Sexual health counseling improves the sexual satisfaction of breast cancer survivors: a randomized controlled trial. Supportive C},
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Sexual satisfaction and quality of life in female breast cancer survivors, ACT vs. psychoeducation, N=70. Haghighi, F. R., Bokaie, M., Sefidkar, R., & Enjezab, B. (2024). Sexual health counseling improves the sexual satisfaction of breast cancer survivors: a randomized controlled trial. Supportive C. (n.d.). ACBS. https://contextualscience.org/act_randomized_controlled_trials_1986_to_present
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