Reason and Emotion in PsychotherapyL. Stuart, 1962 - Broj stranica: 442 |
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... person , during his childhood , would of course be seriously neurotic . But how would it be possible for him to sustain his neurosis if he began to think , later in life , in a truly logical manner ? For if this person does begin to be ...
... person , during his childhood , would of course be seriously neurotic . But how would it be possible for him to sustain his neurosis if he began to think , later in life , in a truly logical manner ? For if this person does begin to be ...
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... person no matter what anyone else , even I and her father , think of her is the most gratifying experience I have ever had in my life . The sessions with you would have been well worth it if they had resulted in nothing else . " I , too ...
... person no matter what anyone else , even I and her father , think of her is the most gratifying experience I have ever had in my life . The sessions with you would have been well worth it if they had resulted in nothing else . " I , too ...
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... person who blamed me severely when I was young . But these other men are not my father ; so why should I hate them as well as him ? " And , with this degree of insight , his hatred of his father might well remain ; but the hatred of the ...
... person who blamed me severely when I was young . But these other men are not my father ; so why should I hate them as well as him ? " And , with this degree of insight , his hatred of his father might well remain ; but the hatred of the ...
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Rational Therapy versus Rationalism | 120 |
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