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... theory , as described by Einstein and Infeld ( 1938 ) : Quantum physics formulates laws governing crowds and not ... field theory to fruition , although he did not accomplish his ultimate aim - a unified field theory , from which all ...
... theory , as described by Einstein and Infeld ( 1938 ) : Quantum physics formulates laws governing crowds and not ... field theory to fruition , although he did not accomplish his ultimate aim - a unified field theory , from which all ...
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... theoretical construction , they are unfortunately quite prone to charlatanism . The development of a unified field theory for psychotherapy that could encompass both the phenomena of individual and group behavior is a future goal . The ...
... theoretical construction , they are unfortunately quite prone to charlatanism . The development of a unified field theory for psychotherapy that could encompass both the phenomena of individual and group behavior is a future goal . The ...
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... theory of therapy is quite complex and that all models of the treatment process are inadequate . - Since new and ... unified field theory . I hope that this new theory will be able to indicate that there is less difference among the ...
... theory of therapy is quite complex and that all models of the treatment process are inadequate . - Since new and ... unified field theory . I hope that this new theory will be able to indicate that there is less difference among the ...
Contents
The Future of Psychoanalytically Oriented | 17 |
Education of the Psychotherapist | 35 |
Philosophy for Psychotherapists | 49 |
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