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Character Motivations in the Representation of Mental Health Professionals in Popular Film

Stephen Dine Young Ph.D. Hanover College
,
Ashley Boester M.A. Hanover College
,
Margaret Tate Whitt M.S.Ed. Hanover College
&
Megan Stevens Psy.D. Hanover College
Pages 82-99 | Published online: 15 Apr 2008

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