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Lightner Witmer and the first 100 years of clinical psychology.

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2012Clinical PsychologyAUTHOR'S NOTE: The previous version of this chapter was co‐authored by John M. Reisman, and I greatly appreciated the opportunity to collaborate with him at that time. He has, however, not participated in the revision, and I think it only fair to assume the role of sole author now. My wife, Margaret Gonzalez, has helped me make the revised chapter more clear and readable.0 cited

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