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... assuming the role of a " not quite " responsible person , the patient might also be allowed to indulge in behavior that would ordinarily be prohibited . The patient , however , pays dearly for whatever power he obtains by assuming the ...
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... assumption of male superiority . For years most psychiatrists and psycho- analysts rigidly held to the doctrine that there was a major difference between clitoral and vaginal orgasms . It was assumed that a woman could not enjoy a ...
... assumption of male superiority . For years most psychiatrists and psycho- analysts rigidly held to the doctrine that there was a major difference between clitoral and vaginal orgasms . It was assumed that a woman could not enjoy a ...
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... assumed to need education and a change in his value systems , whereas the neurotic delinquent is usually assumed to be under great psychological stress and to need some kind of psychotherapy . Implied in this classification is the ...
... assumed to need education and a change in his value systems , whereas the neurotic delinquent is usually assumed to be under great psychological stress and to need some kind of psychotherapy . Implied in this classification is the ...
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Psychotherapy and Social Change | 17 |
Psychiatric Treatment in an Oppressive Environment | 29 |
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