TRAK, E. And Inozu, M. 2022. Obsessive beliefs prospectively predict adherence to safety behaviours related to COVID-19 through obsessive–compulsive symptoms and COVID-19 distress: A serial multiple mediator analysis. International Journal of Psychology , vol.57, no.5 , 559-566.

TRAK, E., & Inozu, M., (2022). Obsessive beliefs prospectively predict adherence to safety behaviours related to COVID-19 through obsessive–compulsive symptoms and COVID-19 distress: A serial multiple mediator analysis. International Journal of Psychology , vol.57, no.5, 559-566.

TRAK, EZGİ, And MÜJGAN İNÖZÜ MERMERKAYA. "Obsessive beliefs prospectively predict adherence to safety behaviours related to COVID-19 through obsessive–compulsive symptoms and COVID-19 distress: A serial multiple mediator analysis," International Journal of Psychology , vol.57, no.5, 559-566, 2022

TRAK, EZGİ And Inozu, MÜJGAN İ. . "Obsessive beliefs prospectively predict adherence to safety behaviours related to COVID-19 through obsessive–compulsive symptoms and COVID-19 distress: A serial multiple mediator analysis." International Journal of Psychology , vol.57, no.5, pp.559-566, 2022

TRAK, E. And Inozu, M. (2022) . "Obsessive beliefs prospectively predict adherence to safety behaviours related to COVID-19 through obsessive–compulsive symptoms and COVID-19 distress: A serial multiple mediator analysis." International Journal of Psychology , vol.57, no.5, pp.559-566.

@article{article, author={EZGİ TRAK And author={MÜJGAN İNÖZÜ MERMERKAYA}, title={Obsessive beliefs prospectively predict adherence to safety behaviours related to COVID-19 through obsessive–compulsive symptoms and COVID-19 distress: A serial multiple mediator analysis}, journal={International Journal of Psychology}, year=2022, pages={559-566} }