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Vol. 29 No. 4 (1995)
Vol. 29 No. 4 (1995)
Published:
2007-01-22
Major Contribution/ Contribution majeure
Against Scientism in Psychological Counselling and Therapy
Jack Martin
Reactions/ Réactions
Empiricism, Scientism, and Sciolism in Psychological Counselling and Therapy: Reaction to Martin
Azy Barak
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Public Presentation Versus Private Actions in Psychotherapy Research, Training and Practice
Linda M. McMullen
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Against Scientism in Psychological Counselling and Therapy: A Response
Beth E. Haverkamp
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Toward Restoring Some "Punch" in Counselling and Therapy Research and Practice: A Response to Martin
Frank Van Hesteren
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Final Comment/ Commentaire final
Theory and Scholarly Inquiry Need Not be Scientific to be of Value
Jack Martin
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Articles/ Articles
Symbolic Representation of Psychological States in the Dreams of Women with Eating Disorders
Susan M. Brink, John A. B. Allan, Walter Boldt
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Éduquer le locus de contrôle vocationnel par le truchement des croyances
Geneviève Fournier, Susan St-Onge
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Book Reviews/ Comptes rendus
Sperling, M. B. & Berman, W. H. (1994).
Attachment in adults: clinical and developmental perspectives.
John J. Mitchell
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Wilkes, T. C R., Belsher, Gayle, Rush, A. John, Frank, Ellen & Associates. (1994).
Cognitive Therapy for Depressed Adolescents.
Alan Kenworthy
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Spain, A., Hamel, S. & Bédard, L. (1994).
Devenir: Approche éducative en développement de carrière au féminin.
Mireille Cyr
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Caudill, Margaret A., M.D., Ph.D. (1995).
Managing Pain before It Manages You.
Gary Brandstadt
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Other/ Autre
Author Index/ Index des auteurs
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