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Original Articles

The Group Psychotherapy Literature: 1977

Bernard LubinUniversity of Missouri, Kansas City, Missouri
,
W. Brendan ReddyDepartment of Psychology, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Audrey TaylorThe University of Houston Libraries, Houston, Texas
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Alice W. LubinGreater Kansas City Mental Health Foundation, Kansas City, Missouri
Pages 509-555 | Published online: 29 Oct 2015

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  • Addison, R. E. (1977), Racially Different Patients in Individual and Group Psychotherapy. J. Contemp. Psychother., 9:39–40.
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  • Barnes, R. E. (1977), Communication Anxiety: A Psychotherapeutic Perspective. Annual Meeting of the International Communication Association Convention, Berlin, 1977.
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  • Coopersmith, E. (1977), Intergenerational Relatedness and Attitudes Toward Aging: A Case Study in Family Therapy. Diss. Abs. Intl., 38:5244.
  • Corder, B. F. (1977), Therapeutic Game for Structuring and Facilitating Group Psychotherapy with Adolescents. Adolescence, 12:261–268.
  • Corey, G., and Corey, M. S. (1977), Groups: Process and Practice. Monterey, Ca.: Brooks/Cole.
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  • Cravens, R. W., and Worchel, P. (1977), The Differential Effects of Rewarding and Coercive Leaders on Group Members Differing in Locus of Control. J. Person., 45:150–169.
  • Crowley, P. M. (1977), Review of A. W. Rachman's Identity Group Psycho therapy with Adolescents. This Journal, 27:121–122.
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  • Davenport, Y. B., and Ebert, M. H. (1977), Couples Group Therapy as an Adjunct to Lithium Maintenance of Manic Patient. Amer. J. Orthopsychiat., 47:495–502.
  • Davis, D. M. (1977), An Implementation of Therapeutic Community in a Private Mental Health Center. Dis. Nerv. Syst., 38:189–191.
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