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Original Articles

The Group Psychotherapy Literature: 1980

Robert J. SilverInternship Training and Research, Department of Psychology, Austin State Hospital, and University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas.
,
Bernard LubinDepartment of Psychology, and University of Missouri, Kansas City, Missouri.
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D. Ross MillerDepartment of Psychology, Austin State Hospital, Austin, Texas.
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Nancy H. DobsonAustin State Hospital, Austin, Texas.
Pages 469-526 | Published online: 29 Oct 2015

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  • Egger, J. (1980), Group psychotherapy in the treatment of cardiovascular diseases: Health and disease education in inpatient rehabilitation. Psychiatr. Prax., 7:34.
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  • Ferreira, A. G. (1980), Transference and transference neurosis in group analysis. Group Anal., 13:93–99.
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  • Fieldsteel, N.D. (1980), Therapist or leader: Group and family therapy experiences. Group, 4:40–42.
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