Chapter 11.Suggested Readings
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The literature on psychotherapy, both periodicals and published books, constitutes an enormous repository of research, theory, clinical material, methodology, and process. It is too much for any one person to read and assimilate. Since the field is fluid and fashions change rapidly, some of this written material seems contradictory and, at times, argumentative. Lacking the scientific basis of medicine and the “hard” sciences, whose theories nevertheless change from time to time as new findings emerge or old beliefs prove incorrect, psychotherapy texts often read more like a set of convictions than an exposition of facts.
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