Psychosocial Stress: Population, Environment, and Quality of Life

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Halsted Press (1975)
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Monograph based on a conference paper on overpopulation and environmental deterioration as causes of mental stress - considers the effects of future population growths on the quality of life. Bibliography pp. 108 to 130, maps and statistical tables. Conference held in bucharest 1974 aug 19 to 30.

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