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... frequently was able to do a better job with the other , less con- vinced patient than I was able to do myself . The convinced patient became a kind of auxiliary therapist ; and his playing this kind of a role frequently was of enormous ...
... frequently was able to do a better job with the other , less con- vinced patient than I was able to do myself . The convinced patient became a kind of auxiliary therapist ; and his playing this kind of a role frequently was of enormous ...
Stranica 378
... frequently explain to my own patients that they are refusing to work hard against their own disturbances for the same two basic reasons why they became disturbed in the first place : namely , needless anxiety and childish rebelliousness ...
... frequently explain to my own patients that they are refusing to work hard against their own disturbances for the same two basic reasons why they became disturbed in the first place : namely , needless anxiety and childish rebelliousness ...
Stranica 382
... frequently learns them on top of the old ; and he still retains many of the elements of the old teach- ings . Consequently , if he gets in the habit of doing something that is fairly appropriate in his younger days ( such as crying when ...
... frequently learns them on top of the old ; and he still retains many of the elements of the old teach- ings . Consequently , if he gets in the habit of doing something that is fairly appropriate in his younger days ( such as crying when ...
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Foreword by Robert A Harper Ph | 1 |
Requisite Conditions for Basic Personality Change | 110 |
Rational Therapy versus Rationalism | 120 |
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