Cognitive Therapy and the Emotional DisordersDescribes both theory and therapeutic techniques for anxiety neuroses, depressions, obsessions, phobias, and psychosomatic disorders and demonstrates the range of applicability of the cognitive approach. |
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... reactions pointed to the essence of her problem . Even though she was actually quite articulate and interesting ... react to him.1 Subsequently , the patients recognized they had the same types of thoughts in their interactions with ...
... reactions pointed to the essence of her problem . Even though she was actually quite articulate and interesting ... react to him.1 Subsequently , the patients recognized they had the same types of thoughts in their interactions with ...
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... react adaptively is a tribute to our psychological development . Even more striking is our ability to discriminate ... reacting . " Under such con- ditions unrealistic appraisals override realistic appraisals , and we may realize that ...
... react adaptively is a tribute to our psychological development . Even more striking is our ability to discriminate ... reacting . " Under such con- ditions unrealistic appraisals override realistic appraisals , and we may realize that ...
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... reactions . Some people become so engulfed by these internally generated fantasies that their behavior and emotions are controlled by the fantasies . When the inappropriate or excessive reactions burgeon beyond a certain point or level ...
... reactions . Some people become so engulfed by these internally generated fantasies that their behavior and emotions are controlled by the fantasies . When the inappropriate or excessive reactions burgeon beyond a certain point or level ...
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