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The Group Psychotherapy Literature: 1976

Bernard LubinUniversity of Missouri, Kansas City, Missouri
,
W. Brendan ReddyDepartment of Psychology, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Catherine StansberryThe University of Houston Libraries, Houston, Texas
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Alice W. LubinGreater Kansas City Mental Health Foundation, Kansas City, Missouri
Pages 521-552 | Published online: 29 Oct 2015

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  • Curran, J. P.. (1976), A Comparison Between Behavioral Replication Training and Sensitivity Approaches to Heterosexual Dating Anxiety. J. Couns. Psychol., 23:190–196.
  • Davis, R. E. (1976), Review of A. W. Rachman's Identity Group Psychotherapy with Adolescents. Amer. f. Psychiat., 133:982–983.
  • Dies, R. R., and Cohen, L. (1976), Content Considerations in Group Therapist Self-Disclosure. This Journal, 26:71–88.
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  • Ermann, G.. (1976), Interventions and Heart Rate in Group Psychotherapy: Group Leader and Group Attendance. Gruppenpsyc., 11: 23–32.
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