Influences of Attachment Style, Family Functions and Gender Differences on Loneliness in Japanese University Students

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"Influences of Attachment Style, Family Functions and Gender Differences on Loneliness in Japanese University Students"
written by Akihito Fujimori, Hideki Hayashi, Yoji Fujiwara, Taisuke Matsusaka,
published by Psychology, Vol.8 No.4, 2017

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