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How Psychotherapy Works: Process and Technique

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Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications Psychoanalysis and Psychopathology Research Psychological Treatments and Disorders

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The Technique of Psychotherapy: Theory and Practice. Introduction. Affective Motivation and Adaption. The Therapist's Task. Inferring the Patient's Plan from the First Few Sessions of Therapy. Testing. Interpretation. The Therapist's Use of Dreams. Part II: Research and a Comparison of Theories. The Empirical Basis of the Theory. A Comparison of the Present Theory with Freud's 1911?1915 Theory and with His Late Theories. A Comparison of the Present Theory with Other Current Theories. Appendix: List of Case References. References. Index.

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