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Richard D. Chessick. one that violates privacy , insists on censorship and thought control , prohibits free discussion of issues , or makes ... thought he had the solu- tions to human problems would thereby demonstrate his ignorance of 56.
Richard D. Chessick. one that violates privacy , insists on censorship and thought control , prohibits free discussion of issues , or makes ... thought he had the solu- tions to human problems would thereby demonstrate his ignorance of 56.
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... thought he was too hard on the presenting resident and a few thought he was too easy . There was almost unanimous agreement that the most boring aspect of the seminar was when residents made poorly organized case presentations . It ...
... thought he was too hard on the presenting resident and a few thought he was too easy . There was almost unanimous agreement that the most boring aspect of the seminar was when residents made poorly organized case presentations . It ...
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... thought everything was set . I talked with him in his office a while about human relations and how to get along with people . I'd been a teacher and I thought I could guide him . Although he was an older man , he had no experience in ...
... thought everything was set . I talked with him in his office a while about human relations and how to get along with people . I'd been a teacher and I thought I could guide him . Although he was an older man , he had no experience in ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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