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... experience and react to certain stresses as though they were severe , while others ex- perience these same stresses as mild . It is generally true that those who become psychiatric patients experience more oppres- sion in their lives ...
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... experience but then returns to an oppres- sive environment , there is a strong possibility that his tranquility will be short - lived and that he will once again experience symp- toms . One must also ask whether the patient would have ...
... experience but then returns to an oppres- sive environment , there is a strong possibility that his tranquility will be short - lived and that he will once again experience symp- toms . One must also ask whether the patient would have ...
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... experience . Being open to experience is a critical value in psychiatric practice . At its best , psychiatric treatment should expand man's awareness of both his internal and external environment , but this does not always happen . Some ...
... experience . Being open to experience is a critical value in psychiatric practice . At its best , psychiatric treatment should expand man's awareness of both his internal and external environment , but this does not always happen . Some ...
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Psychotherapy and Social Change | 17 |
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