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47. Phillips KA, Vaillant GE, Schnurr P: Some physiologic antecedents of adult mental health.
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48. Vaillant C, Milofsky E, Richards R, Vaillant GE: A social casework contribution to understanding alcoholism.
Health and Social Work,
1987; 12:169–176.

49. Vaillant GE: A developmental view of old and new perspectives of personality disorders.
Journal of Personality Disorders,
1987; 1:146–156.

50. Vaillant GE, McCullough L: The Washington University Sentence Completion Test compared with other measures of adult ego development.
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1987; 144:1189–1194.

51. Snarey J, Son L, Kuehne VS, Hauser S, Vaillant G: The role of parenting in men’s psychosocial development: A longitudinal study of early adulthood infertility and midlife generativity.
Developmental Psychology,
1987; 23:593–603.

52. Vaillant GE: Some differential effects of genes and environment on alcoholism. In
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53. Drake RE, Vaillant GE: Predicting alcoholism and personality disorder in a 33-year longitudinal study of children of alcoholics.
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1988; 83:799–807.

54. Drake RE, Vaillant GE: Introduction: Longitudinal views of personality disorder.
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1988; 2:44–48.

55.
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1988; 2:60–68.

56. Vaillant GE, Schnurr P: What is a case? A 45-year study of psychiatric impairment within a college sample selected for mental health.
Archives of General Psychiatry,
1988; 45:313–319.

57. Peterson C, Seligman MEP, Vaillant GE: Pessimistic explanatory style is a risk factor for physical illness: A thirty-five year longitudinal study.
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1988; 55:23–27.

58. Vaillant GE: What can long-term follow-up teach us about relapse and prevention of relapse in addiction.
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1988; 83:1147–1157.

59. Vaillant GE: Attachment, loss and rediscovery.
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1988; 10:148–164.

60. Vaillant GE: The evolution of defense mechanisms during the middle years. In
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61. Vaillant GE, Vaillant CO: Natural history of male psychological health: XII. A 45-year study of successful aging at age 65.
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1990; 147:31–37.

62. Schnurr PP, Vaillant CO, Vaillant GE: Predicting exercise in late midlife from young adult personality characteristics.
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1990; 30:153–161.

63. Vaillant GE: Repression in college men followed for half a century. In
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64. Vaillant GE: Avoiding negative life outcomes: Evidence from a forty-five year study. In
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65. Vaillant GE, Vaillant CO: Determinants and consequences of creativity in a cohort of gifted women.
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1990; 14:607–616.

66. Vaillant GE: Prospective evidence for the effects of environment upon alcoholism. In
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67. Vaillant GE, Schnurr PP, Baron JA, Gerber PD: A prospective study of the effects of cigarette smoking and alcohol abuse on mortality.
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1991; 6:299–304.

68. Vaillant GE: The association of ancestral longevity with successful aging.
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69. Vaillant GE, Milofsky ES: The etiology of alcoholism: A prospective viewpoint. In
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70. Vaillant GE: Physician, cherish thyself: The hazards of self-prescribing.
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1992; 267:2373–2374.

71. Vaillant GE, Roston D, McHugo GJ: An intriguing association
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72. Vaillant CO, Vaillant GE: Is the U-curve of marital satisfaction an illusion? A 40-year study of marriage.
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73. Vaillant GE, Koury SH: Late midlife development. In
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74. Vaillant GE: Is alcoholism more often the cause or the result of depression?
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75. Vaillant GE: Successful aging and psychosocial well-being. In
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76. Vaillant GE: Ego mechanisms of defense and personality psychopathology.
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77. Vaillant GE: La créativité chez les hommes et les femmes “or- dinaires.”
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1994; 7:25–27.

78. Lee KA, Vaillant GE, Torrey WC, Elder GH: A 50-year prospective study of the psychological sequelae of World War II combat.
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1995; 152:516–522.

79. Vaillant GE: Addictions over the life course. In
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80. Vaillant GE: A long-term follow-up of male alcohol abuse.
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81. Vaillant GE, Orav J, Meyer SE, McCullough-Vaillant L, Ros
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82. Cui X, Vaillant GE: The antecedents and consequences of negative life events in adulthood: A longitudinal study.
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83. Vaillant GE, Gerber PD: Natural history of male psychological health: XIII. Who develops high blood pressure and who responds to treatment.
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84. Cui X, Vaillant GE: Does depression generate negative life events?
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85. Vaillant GE: The natural history of alcoholism and its relationship to liver transplantation.
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86. Vaillant GE: Poverty and paternalism: A psychiatric viewpoint. In
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87. Vaillant GE: Natural history of male psychological health: XIV. Relationship of mood disorder vulnerability to physical health.
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88. Soldz S, Vaillant GE: A 50-year longitudinal study of defense use among inner city men: A validation of the DSM-IV defense axis.
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1998; 186:104–111.

89. Vaillant GE, Meyer SE, Mukamal K, Soldz S: Are social supports in late midlife a cause or a result of successful physical aging?
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90. Wulsin LR, Vaillant GE, Wells VE: A systematic review of the mortality of depression.
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91.
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92. Soldz S, Vaillant GE: The big five personality traits and the life course: A 45-year longitudinal study.
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93. Laub JH, Vaillant GE: Delinquency and mortality: A 50-year follow-up study of 1000 delinquent and nondelinquent boys.
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94. Vaillant GE: Adaptive mental mechanisms: Their role in a positive psychology.
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95. Vaillant GE: Prevention of alcoholism: Reflections of a naturalist. In
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96. Vaillant GE, Davis JT: Social/emotional intelligence and midlife resilience in schoolboys with low tested intelligence.
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97. Vaillant GE: If addiction is involuntary, how can punishment help? In
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98. Cui X and Vaillant GE: Stressful life events and late adulthood adaptation. In
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99. Vaillant GE and K Mukamal: Successful aging.
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102. Vaillant GE: Healthy aging among inner-city men.
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103. Vaillant GE: Natural history of addiction and pathways to recovery. In
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104. Vaillant GE: Mental health.
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105. Vaillant GE: A 60-year follow-up of male alcoholism.
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106. Isaacowitz DM, Vaillant GE, Seligman MEP: Strength and satisfaction across the adult lifespan.
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107. Vaillant GE: Mental health. In
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Robert Waldinger, Director

1. Vaillant GE, Batalden MB, Orav J, Roston D, Barrett JE: Evidence for an X-linked personality trait related to affective illness.
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry,
2005; 39:730–735.

2.
Vaillant GE: Alcoholics Anonymous: Cult or cure.
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry,
2005; 39: 431–436.

3. Vaillant GE, DiRago AC, Mukamal K: Natural history of male psychological health XV: Retirement satisfaction.
American Journal of Psychiatry,
2006; 163:682–688.

4. Vaillant GE, DiRago AC: Satisfaction with retirement in men’s lives. In
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5. Waldinger RJ, Vaillant GE, Orav EJ: Childhood sibling relationships as predictors of major depression in adulthood: A thirty-year prospective study.
American Journal of Psychiatry,
2006; 164:949–954.

6. Vaillant GE: Generativity—A form of unconditional love. In
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7. DiRago AC, Vaillant GE (2007). Resilience in Inner City youth: Childhood predictors of occupational status across the lifespan.
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36:61–70.

8. Vaillant GE, Templeton J, Ardelt M, Meyer S: Natural history of male mental health: Health and religious involvement.
Social Science and Medicine,
2008, 66:221–231.

9. Koenig L and Vaillant GE: A prospective study of church attendance and health over the lifespan.
Health Psychology,
28, 2009:117–124.

10. Frosch ZA, Dierker LC, Rose JS, and Waldinger RJ: Smoking trajectories, health, and mortality across the adult lifespan.
Addictive Behaviors,
2009, 34:701–704.

11. Beardslee WR, Vaillant GE: Adult development. In
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12. DiRago A, Vaillant GE: Mature defense mechanisms. In
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13. Grenfield EA, Vaillant GE, Marks NF: Do formal religious participation and spiritual perceptions have independent linkages with diverse dimensions of psychological well-being?
Journal of Health and Social Behavior,
2009; 50:196–212.