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Editorial: Self-Help or Self-Harm: When People with Physical Disabilities Read Sexual Self-Help Books

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    Alette Christine Coble

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Coble, A.C. Editorial: Self-Help or Self-Harm: When People with Physical Disabilities Read Sexual Self-Help Books. Sexuality and Disability 15, 61–68 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024779800915

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