Book Review: AFFECT REGULATION,MENTALIZATION,AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SELF. By Peter Fonagy,Gyorgy Gergely,Elliot L. Jurist,and Mary Target. New York: Other Press,2002,480 pp.,$65.00
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Book Review: AFFECT REGULATION,MENTALIZATION,AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SELF. By Peter Fonagy,Gyorgy Gergely,Elliot L. Jurist,and Mary Target. New York: Other Press,2002,480 pp.,$65.00
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