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... technique is a nearly inevitable corollary of valid theorizing , an almost obvious application of true under- standing . This is not so , of course , since the same theory may sug- gest several techniques and a single technique be ...
... technique is a nearly inevitable corollary of valid theorizing , an almost obvious application of true under- standing . This is not so , of course , since the same theory may sug- gest several techniques and a single technique be ...
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... techniques . 2. The educative value of techniques is that they are easily described and thus are more intelligible and meaningful both to psychotherapy patients and to the general public than are theories , the more so as they have very ...
... techniques . 2. The educative value of techniques is that they are easily described and thus are more intelligible and meaningful both to psychotherapy patients and to the general public than are theories , the more so as they have very ...
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... techniques with something like religious fervor , they are now beginning to attract serious attention from previously uncommitted psycho- therapists . Thus far , the possibilities of Skinnerian therapy have been most apparent to ...
... techniques with something like religious fervor , they are now beginning to attract serious attention from previously uncommitted psycho- therapists . Thus far , the possibilities of Skinnerian therapy have been most apparent to ...
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