Reason and Emotion in PsychotherapyL. Stuart, 1962 - Broj stranica: 442 |
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... Consequently , he may develop some neurotic symptom , such as a hatred against dogs - because , let us say , dogs remind him of his father , who is an ardent hunter . Later on , this individual may grow to love or be indifferent to his ...
... Consequently , he may develop some neurotic symptom , such as a hatred against dogs - because , let us say , dogs remind him of his father , who is an ardent hunter . Later on , this individual may grow to love or be indifferent to his ...
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... consequently feels himself loathesome and inadequate , who refuses to take chances at trying and possibly failing at difficult tasks , and who comes to hate himself more because he knows that he is evasive and cowardly . Such a person ...
... consequently feels himself loathesome and inadequate , who refuses to take chances at trying and possibly failing at difficult tasks , and who comes to hate himself more because he knows that he is evasive and cowardly . Such a person ...
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... consequently had no distressing allergic reactions , it would indeed be remarkable if he remembered his distress as clearly as when he had been fairly regularly experiencing it . Consequently , it is quite expectable and normal for him ...
... consequently had no distressing allergic reactions , it would indeed be remarkable if he remembered his distress as clearly as when he had been fairly regularly experiencing it . Consequently , it is quite expectable and normal for him ...
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Foreword by Robert A Harper Ph | 1 |
The Theory of RationalEmotive Psychotherapy | 2 |
Irrational Ideas Which Cause and Sustain Emotional Disturbances | 3 |
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