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Table 1. Sources of literature
Table 4, Items mentioned: i) as most important and ii) most frequently, in relation to things which: are good and bad in life, and have been affected by a longstanding illness (LSI)
Table 5. Developmental versions of the PIMS by phase of the research and study, in chronological order
Table 6, The frequency with which the items were mentioned by the public (Omnibus 1993 survey), and their sensitivity' (Omnibus 1996 and outreach studies)
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