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Interpersonal and Biological Processes
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“What Kind of Fool Am I?“

A Study of Popular Songs in the Analysis of a Male Hysteric†

Lawrence H. Rockland 158 Brite Avenue Scarsdale, New York10583
Pages 516-525 | Published online: 26 Oct 2016

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Allen Frances & Matthew Schiff. (1976) Popular Music as a Catalyst in the Induction of Therapy Groups for Teenagers. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy 26:3, pages 393-398.
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A.G. Gordon. (1997) Do musical hallucinations always arise from the inner ear?. Medical Hypotheses 49:2, pages 111-122.
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Edward A. Charlesworth. (1982) Music, psychology and psychotherapy. The Arts in Psychotherapy 9:3, pages 191-202.
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