To Cite:
Turk Barahui
Y, Arab
A, Nikmanesh
Z. Comparing Religious Orientation and Perception of God in Addicts and Non-Addicts,
Ann Mil Health Sci Res.
2016
;14(4):e12905.
doi: 10.5812/amh.12905.
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