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... seminar , the so - called continuous case conference , carried out by Guiora et al . ( 1967 ) , indicates that it is a total failure as a learning experience . Guiora's report may be too pessimistic , but perhaps other types of seminars ...
... seminar , the so - called continuous case conference , carried out by Guiora et al . ( 1967 ) , indicates that it is a total failure as a learning experience . Guiora's report may be too pessimistic , but perhaps other types of seminars ...
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... seminar leader takes advantage of the fact that a seminar is like a class ( which the resident has been accustomed to ) and that there is safety in numbers . Thus there should be less inter- personal anxiety , except perhaps when the ...
... seminar leader takes advantage of the fact that a seminar is like a class ( which the resident has been accustomed to ) and that there is safety in numbers . Thus there should be less inter- personal anxiety , except perhaps when the ...
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... seminar . For example , some seminar members wanted more didactic material such as lectures and readings ; others found the didactic material rather boring and unnecessary . Most residents were satisfied with the way in which the seminar ...
... seminar . For example , some seminar members wanted more didactic material such as lectures and readings ; others found the didactic material rather boring and unnecessary . Most residents were satisfied with the way in which the seminar ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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