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What predicts adjustment among law students? A longitudinal panel study
Mary E. Pritchard
, Daniel N. McIntosh
Psychological Science Department
University of Denver
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Poor Outcome
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Law Students
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Longitudinal Panel Study
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Student Experience
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Personal-social
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Social Isolation
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Physical Health
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Emotional Support
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Single Group
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Gender Differences
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Relationship Factors
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Psychological Health
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Stress Coping
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Psychosocial Factors
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Proactive Coping
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Coping Tactics
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Sources of Stress
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Potential Predictors
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Academic Pressure
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Personal Time
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School Status
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Attitude to Law
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Relationship Happiness
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Psychology
Coping Behavior
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Sex Differences
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Happiness
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Emotional Support
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Mental Health
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Social Isolation
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Social Alienation
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