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Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology|October 24, 1997

Mastery and inoculation against setbacks as active ingredients in the JOBS intervention for the unemployedA D Vinokur, Y Schul

American Journal of Community Psychology|October 1, 1992

How did it work? An examination of the mechanisms through which an intervention for the unemployed promoted job-search behaviorM van Ryn, A D Vinokur

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|August 1, 1993

Social support and undermining in close relationships: their independent effects on the mental health of unemployed personsA D Vinokur, M van Ryn

American Journal of Community Psychology|February 1, 1995

Impact of the JOBS intervention on unemployed workers varying in risk for depressionA D Vinokur, R H Price, Y Schul

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|July 1, 1996

Hard times and hurtful partners: how financial strain affects depression and relationship satisfaction of unemployed persons and their spousesA D Vinokur, R H Price, R D Caplan

American Journal of Community Psychology|August 1, 1991

From field experiments to program implementation: assessing the potential outcomes of an experimental intervention program for unemployed personsA D Vinokur, R H Price, R D Caplan

Journal of Health and Social Behavior|June 1, 1992

Impact of a preventive job search intervention on the likelihood of depression among the unemployedR H Price, M Van Ryn, A D Vinokur

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|February 1, 1996

Close relationships and adjustment to a life crisis: the case of breast cancerN Bolger, M Foster, A D Vinokur, et al.

Journal of Occupational Health Psychology|February 5, 2000

Two years after a job loss: long-term impact of the JOBS program on reemployment and mental healthA D Vinokur, Y Schul, J Vuori, et al.

Cancer|January 15, 1989

Physical and psychosocial functioning and adjustment to breast cancer. Long-term follow-up of a screening populationA D Vinokur, B A Threatt, R D Caplan, et al.

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Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology|October 24, 1997

Mastery and inoculation against setbacks as active ingredients in the JOBS intervention for the unemployedA D Vinokur, Y Schul

American Journal of Community Psychology|October 1, 1992

How did it work? An examination of the mechanisms through which an intervention for the unemployed promoted job-search behaviorM van Ryn, A D Vinokur

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|August 1, 1993

Social support and undermining in close relationships: their independent effects on the mental health of unemployed personsA D Vinokur, M van Ryn

American Journal of Community Psychology|February 1, 1995

Impact of the JOBS intervention on unemployed workers varying in risk for depressionA D Vinokur, R H Price, Y Schul

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|July 1, 1996

Hard times and hurtful partners: how financial strain affects depression and relationship satisfaction of unemployed persons and their spousesA D Vinokur, R H Price, R D Caplan

American Journal of Community Psychology|August 1, 1991

From field experiments to program implementation: assessing the potential outcomes of an experimental intervention program for unemployed personsA D Vinokur, R H Price, R D Caplan

Journal of Health and Social Behavior|June 1, 1992

Impact of a preventive job search intervention on the likelihood of depression among the unemployedR H Price, M Van Ryn, A D Vinokur

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology|February 1, 1996

Close relationships and adjustment to a life crisis: the case of breast cancerN Bolger, M Foster, A D Vinokur, et al.

Journal of Occupational Health Psychology|February 5, 2000

Two years after a job loss: long-term impact of the JOBS program on reemployment and mental healthA D Vinokur, Y Schul, J Vuori, et al.

Cancer|January 15, 1989

Physical and psychosocial functioning and adjustment to breast cancer. Long-term follow-up of a screening populationA D Vinokur, B A Threatt, R D Caplan, et al.

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