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Chapter 1
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et al. (1991) Diathesis – stress
theories in the context of life-stress
research:Implications for the depressive
disorders.Psychological Bulletin, 110,
406–425. Copyright © 1991 American
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M.D. COPYRIGHT © 1980 BY
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treatment of depression: A comparison
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Chapter 3
Case 3.1 (p. 76) From Ellen Rothman,
excerpt from “What’s in a Name?”
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(2002) Transference: Psychic reality
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Psychology 19 Copyright © 2002
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THERAPY by Sutton and Broken
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(2004), Menstrually related self-
injurious behavior in adolescents
with autism. Journal of the American
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Psychiatry Copyright 2004.
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al. (2001) Patient focused research:
Using patient outcome data to enhance
treatment effects. Journal of Consulting
and Clinical Psychology 69 Copyright
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Excerpts from An Unquiet Mind (pp.
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and 232) From AN UNQUIET MIND
by Kay Redfi eld Jamison, copyright ©
1995 by Kay Redfi eld Jamison. Used
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VISIBLE: A MEMOIR OF MADNESS
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