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... necessary evil . It is necessary because it often determines reimbursement , helps with clinical formulation and treatment , and facilitates communication of scientific and clinical information . The drawbacks of DSM - III - R 46 THE ...
... necessary evil . It is necessary because it often determines reimbursement , helps with clinical formulation and treatment , and facilitates communication of scientific and clinical information . The drawbacks of DSM - III - R 46 THE ...
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... necessary to maintain a position of neutrality in order to generate such material . 4. Generating positive expectancies . As we will note in several of the succeeding chapters , many of the therapeutic procedures that are most helpful ...
... necessary to maintain a position of neutrality in order to generate such material . 4. Generating positive expectancies . As we will note in several of the succeeding chapters , many of the therapeutic procedures that are most helpful ...
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... necessary time to devote to one patient . Third , the therapist's availability as a resource during exposure in- creases the patient's sense of " safety , " which in turn enhances the possibility that the patient will fail to achieve ...
... necessary time to devote to one patient . Third , the therapist's availability as a resource during exposure in- creases the patient's sense of " safety , " which in turn enhances the possibility that the patient will fail to achieve ...
Contents
Theories of Anxiety | 15 |
Anxiety Syndromes and Disorders | 43 |
An Overview of Symptom | 69 |
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