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Verónica Estruch-García1, María Dolores Gil-Llario1, Olga Fernández-García1

  • 1Department of Developmental and Educational Psychology, Faculty of Psychology, University of Valencia, Valencia, Spain.

Perspectives on sexual and reproductive health
|January 8, 2025
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"Saludiversex-M"计划有效地改善了中度智力障碍患者的性健康知识. 支持人员也注意到参与者的积极变化.

关键词:
情感性教育计划 情感性教育计划有效性 有效性.中等程度的智力障碍.多层次建模多层次建模性行为知识知识知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识性知识

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