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... become quite upset over other people's problems and disturbances . Many people seem to feel that what other people do or believe is most important to their existences , and that they should therefore become distinctly upset over the ...
... become quite upset over other people's problems and disturbances . Many people seem to feel that what other people do or believe is most important to their existences , and that they should therefore become distinctly upset over the ...
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... become more worthwhile as one becomes happier . A man , for example , may be in almost continual pain , and there ... become , may well be the most important aspect of his existence . Therefore , the fact that he has right now become ...
... become more worthwhile as one becomes happier . A man , for example , may be in almost continual pain , and there ... become , may well be the most important aspect of his existence . Therefore , the fact that he has right now become ...
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... become and remain neurotic or psychotic . If so , what are some of the basic solutions that can be suggested for this prob- lem ? One solution , obviously , would be to change human nature . If man is easily a victim of emotional ...
... become and remain neurotic or psychotic . If so , what are some of the basic solutions that can be suggested for this prob- lem ? One solution , obviously , would be to change human nature . If man is easily a victim of emotional ...
Contents
Foreword by Robert A Harper Ph | 1 |
Requisite Conditions for Basic Personality Change | 110 |
Rational Therapy versus Rationalism | 120 |
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