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... offer such educational television programs as Sesame Street . They may likewise offer one of the most promising innovations in contemporary clinical practice . The empirical status of self - instructional training offers a much brighter ...
... offer such educational television programs as Sesame Street . They may likewise offer one of the most promising innovations in contemporary clinical practice . The empirical status of self - instructional training offers a much brighter ...
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... offered few and modest conceptual improvements ; moreover , with few exceptions , the treatment strategies germinated by that model have ... offer ample jus- tification 267 Chapter Fifteen An Emerging Paradigm: The Personal Scientist.
... offered few and modest conceptual improvements ; moreover , with few exceptions , the treatment strategies germinated by that model have ... offer ample jus- tification 267 Chapter Fifteen An Emerging Paradigm: The Personal Scientist.
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... offer a logical defense in its behalf . However , I shall confess to taking consolation from the belief that humanistic philosophy can contribute substantially to the survival and betterment of our species . We are now , I think , on ...
... offer a logical defense in its behalf . However , I shall confess to taking consolation from the belief that humanistic philosophy can contribute substantially to the survival and betterment of our species . We are now , I think , on ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
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The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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