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Volume 63, 1966 - Issue 1
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Member Personality and Group Counseling Interaction

Emmet Eugene Kelly Department of Education, Arlington State College
Pages 89-97 | Published online: 04 Nov 2012

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Beryce W. Maclennan & Naomi Levy. (1967) The Group Psychotherapy Literature 1966. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy 17:3, pages 378-398.
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Thomas D. Meyer, Bernd Drüke & Martin Hautzinger. (2000) Hypomane Persönlichkeit - Psychometrische Evaluation und erste Ergebnisse zur Validität der deutschen Version der Chapman-Skala. Zeitschrift für Klinische Psychologie und Psychotherapie 29:1, pages 35-42.
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