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The Japanese Journal of Mental Health Sociology

Volume 5, Issue / 1999
English Article   Japanese Article
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Japanese Article The times of the self-selective community
Tsunetsugu, Munakata
The Japanese Journal of Mental Health Sociology 5: 2-4, 1999.
Japanese Article We work on direct support in the HIV community and report it
池上千寿子
The Japanese Journal of Mental Health Sociology 5: 5-8, 1999.
Japanese Article Selective community of the homosexual
Teishiro Minami
The Japanese Journal of Mental Health Sociology 5: 9-10, 1999.
Japanese Article We support the independence of women by reporting
Emiko Matsuura
The Japanese Journal of Mental Health Sociology 5: 11-13, 1999.
Japanese Article Center LOUD for a lesbian and bisexual women
LOUD
The Japanese Journal of Mental Health Sociology 5: 14-16, 1999.
Japanese Article Practice of "the house of Danish ranch children"
松田正幸
The Japanese Journal of Mental Health Sociology 5: 17-19, 1999.
Japanese Article The place to stay of children turned from the community into the family
荒井俊
The Japanese Journal of Mental Health Sociology 5: 20-22, 1999.
Japanese Article Law and Medicine in the Case of the First Law Concerning Mental Disorder in Japan
Kamiyo KITA
The Japanese Journal of Mental Health Sociology 5: 23-32, 1999.
Japanese Article A study of mental health and personality on medical check-up clients
Chieko FUJITA
The Japanese Journal of Mental Health Sociology 5: 33-41, 1999.
English Article THE TRAUMA OF HIV INFECTION
Francis Ohnuoha
The Japanese Journal of Mental Health Sociology 5: 42-52, 1999.
English Article WORK AND DEPRESSION: A STUDY OF NURSES IN JAPAN
Vishwanath V. Baba*, Louise Tourigny**, Terri R. Lituchy**
The Japanese Journal of Mental Health Sociology 5: 53-77, 1999.
Japanese Article Effect of the tele counseling support project in the company
Chieko Fujita *1, Tomomi Nakano *2, Ikuyo Mashiko *3, Tsunetsugu, Munakata *4
The Japanese Journal of Mental Health Sociology 5: 78-83, 1999.
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