Attributions, expressed emotion, and patient relapse: An attributional model of relatives' response to schizophrenic illness*
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Sue Harwood and David Dean for the coding of attributions; and their colleagues on the Salford Family Intervention Project, Kath Porceddu, Christine Vaughn, Sue Watts, and Hugh Freeman. The Salford Family Intervention Project was funded by a research grant (No. 5062) from the North West Regional Health Authority, UK.