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2.
Alexander, E.D. (1969) "From play therapy to the encounter marathon."Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, and Practice6: 188-193.
3.
Alexander, F. (1965) "Psychoanalytic contributions to short term psychotherapy ," pp. 84-126 in L. M. Wolberg (ed.) Short Term Psychotherapy. New York: Grune & Stratton.
4.
--- and T.M. French (1946) Psychoanalytic Therapy. New York: Ronald Press.
5.
Alexander, S. (1965) "The 300-year weekend." Life59 (September 24): 28.
6.
Allen, B.B. (1968) "Personal reactions to the marathon." Presented at the meeting of the American Personnel and Guidance Association, Detroit.
7.
Alperson, B.L., E.D. Alperson, and R. Levine (1971) "Growth effects of high school marathons." Experimental Publication System, American Psychological Assoc., 10 (February).
8.
Anthony, J.E. (1968) "Discussion of Stoller's 'accelerated interaction' paper." International J. of Group Psychotherapy18: 249-254.
9.
Appley, M.H. and R. Trumbull (1967) Psychological Stress: Issues in Research. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts.
10.
Bach, G.R. (1970) "From the first to the hundredth marathon." Comparative Group Studies1: 341-347.
11.
--- ( 1968a) "Discussion of Stoller's 'accelerated interaction' paper ." International J. of Group Psychotherapy18: 244-249.
12.
——— (1968b) "The nature of marathon man." Presented at the meeting of the Western Psychological Association, San Diego, March.
13.
——— (1967a) "Group and leader-phobias in marathon groups." Voices3, 3: 41-46.
14.
--- ( 1967b) "Marathon group dynamics: I. Some functions of the professional group facilitator." Psych. Reports20: 995-999.
15.
——— (1967c) "Marathon group dynamics: II. Dimensions of helpfulness: therapeutic aggression." Psych. Reports20: 1147-1158.
16.
--- ( 1967d) "Marathon group dynamics: III. Disjunctive Contacts." Psych. Reports20: 1163-1172.
17.
——— (1966) "The marathon group: intensive practice of intimate interaction." Psych. Reports18: 995-1002.
18.
——— and F.H. Stoller (1967) "The marathon group." Presented at the Western Psychological Association, San Francisco.
19.
——— and M. Wolpin (1964) "The marathon group." Presented at the meeting of the California State Psychological Association , Los Angeles.
20.
Bach, G.R. and P. Wyden (1968) The Intimate Enemy. New York : Avon.
21.
Bach, G.R., J.R. Gibb, F.H. Stoller, and A. Pearson (1965) "The marathon group approach." Presented at the meeting of the Western Psychological Association, Honolulu.
22.
Barrick, M.C. and P. Creveling (1968) "Similarities and differences of marathon and ongoing strength groups." Presented at the meeting of the American Personnel and Guidance Association, Detroit, April.
23.
Bartley, S.H. (1965) Fatigue: Mechanisms and Management. Springfield, Ill.: Charles C Thomas.
24.
--- ( 1957) "Fatigue and inadequacy." Physio. Rev.37: 301-324.
25.
Benne, K.D. (1964) "History of the T-group in the laboratory setting ," pp. 80-135 in L. P. Bradford et al. (eds.) T-Group Theory and Laboratory Method. New York: John Wiley.
26.
Bernhard, Y.M. (1968a) "Impact of marathon on therapist's growth." Presented at the Western Psychological Association, San Diego.
27.
——— (1968b) "Short and long term after-effects of marathon group participation." Presented at the meeting of the American Psychological Association, San Francisco .
28.
Best, C., J. Burka, and M. Moore (1971) "Constructive fighting for couples." Presented at the Rocky Mountain Psychological Association, Denver.
29.
Betz, R.L. (1970) "The marathon: myths and concerns." Presented at the meeting of the American Personnel and Guidance Association.
30.
Beymer, L. (1970) "Confrontation groups: hula hoops?"Counselor Education and Supervision9: 75-86.
31.
Bindrim, P. (1969a) "Problems in actualizing nude group therapy, a formerly taboo concept." Presented at the Western Psychological Association, Vancouver, B.C.
32.
——— (1969b) "Nudity as a quick grab for intimacy in group therapy." Psychology Today3 (June): 25-28.
33.
——— (1968) "A report on nude marathons: the effect of physical nudity upon the practice of interaction in the marathon group." Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, and Practice5, 3: 180-188.
34.
Birnbaum, M. (1968) "Sense about sensitivity training." Saturday Rev.52 (November 15): 82-83, 96-98.
35.
Blanchard, W.E. (1970) "Ecstasy without agony is baloney." Psychology Today3 (January): 8, 10, 64.
36.
Blank, L. (1971) "Sensitivity training, encounter groups and marathons-a two-sided coin." Presented at the American Personnel and Guidance Association, Atlantic City.
37.
--- G. B. Gottsegen, and M. G. Gottsegen [eds.] (1971) Confrontation: Encounters in Self and Interpersonal Awareness. New York: Macmillan.
38.
Breeskin, J. (1968) "The marathon group in the military." Presented at the sixteenth annual Air Force Symposium in the Behavioral Sciences.
39.
Brownfain, J.J. (1971) "The APA professional liability insurance program ." Amer. Psychologist26: 648-652.
40.
Brownfield, C.A. (1965) Isolation: Clinical and Experimental Approaches . New York: Random House.
41.
Bugental, J. F. T. [ed.] (1967) Challenge of Humanistic Psychology. New York: McGraw-Hill.
42.
——— and G.W. Haigh (1965) "Residential basic encounter groups." Psychological Service Associates, Los Angeles.
43.
Burton, A. [ed.] (1969) Encounter . San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.
44.
Callan, M.A. (1965) "Novel therapy: 30 grueling hours of give and take ." Los Angeles Times (July 12).
45.
Campbell, D.T. and J.C. Stanley (1963) "Experimental and quasi-experimental designs for reseach on teaching," pp. 171-246 in N. L. Gage (ed.) Handbook of Research on Teaching. Chicago : Rand McNally.
46.
Campbell, J.P. and M.D. Dunnette (1968) "Effectiveness of T-group experiences in managerial training and development." Psych. Bull.70, 2: 73-104.
47.
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (1969) "A nude marathon." Film by Psychological Cinema Register, Audio Visual Services, Pennsylvania State University.
48.
Casriel, D.H. (1963) So Fair a House: The Story of Synanon. New York: Prentice-Hall.
49.
——— and D. Deitch (1968) "The marathon: time extended group therapy," pp. 163-168 in J. H. Masserman (ed.) Current Psychiatric Therapies. New York: Grune & Stratton.
50.
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51.
CBS Television (1971a) "Marathon ." Men at Law (February 13).
52.
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53.
Chambers, W.M. (1969) "Multiple-counseling in open and closed time-extended groups." Presented at the meeting of the American Personnel and Guidance Association, Las Vegas.
54.
--- and D.E. Ficek (1970) "An evaluation of marathon counseling."International J. of Group Psychotherapy20: 372-379.
55.
Clemes, S.T. and W.C. Dement (1967) "Effects of REM sleep deprivation on psychological functioning." J. of Nervous and Mental Disease144: 485-491.
56.
Cole, E.S. (1971) "Time for me." Voices7, 2: 5-7.
57.
Cooper, J.R. (1971) "Teenage marathons." Presented at the American Group Psychotherapy Association, Los Angeles.
58.
Corsini, R.J. (1970) "Issue in encounter: comments on Coulson's article ." Counseling Psychologist2, 2: 28-34.
Courtney, P. (1969) Beware Sensitivity Training. New Orleans: Free Men Speak.
62.
Crowther, B. and P. Pantleo (1969) "The questionable effects of marathon therapy." Presented at the meeting of the Rocky Mountain Psychological Association, Albuquerque.
63.
Day, S.R. (1970) "Discussant: marathon papers." Comparative Group Studies1: 419-423.
64.
Demos, G.D. (1970) "Marathon therapy-a psychotherapeutic modality ," pp. 337-351 in P. Gallagher and G. Demos (eds.) The Counseling Center in Higher Education . Springfield, Ill.: Charles C Thomas .
65.
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66.
Diamond, J.A. (1969) "Nude therapy as viewed from a 'growth center.' " Presented at the Western Psychological Association , Vancouver, B.C.
67.
Dies, R.R. and A.K. Hess (1971) "An experimental investigation of cohesiveness in marathon and conventional group psychotherapy." J. of Abnormal Psychology77: 258-262.
68.
--- ( 1970) "Self-disclosure, time perspective, and semantic differential changes: marathon and short-term group psychotherapy." Comparative Group Studies1: 387-396.
69.
Dolliver, R.H. (1971) "Concerning the potential parallels between psychotherapy and brainwashing." Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice8: 170-174.
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72.
Edwards, M.M. (1971) "The use of marathons for training therapists." Presented at the American Group Psychotherapy Association, Los Angeles.
73.
Egan, G. (1970) Encounter: Group Processes for Interpersonal Growth . Belmont, Calif.: Brooks/Cole .
74.
Ellis, A. (1969) "A weekend of rational encounter," pp. 112-127 in A. Burton (ed.) Encounter. San Francisco : Jossey-Bass.
75.
Fagan, J., R.D. Smith, and R.J. Timmes (1968) "Three views of an incident at a marathon." Voices4, 2: 54-60.
76.
Fenner, R.H. (1968) "The use of the marathon for training graduate students in counseling and education." Presented at the meeting of the American Personnel and Guidance Association, Detroit.
77.
Ficek, D.E. (1969) "Time-extended multiple group counseling." Presented at the meeting of the American Personnel and Guidance Association, Las Vegas.
78.
Fiebert, S. (1968) "Sensitivity training: an analysis of trainer intervention and group processes." Psych. Reports22: 829-838.
79.
Finney, B.C. (1969) "Marathon exercises and eagle trip." Group Leaders Digest (July).
80.
Flegle, J., M. Kyser, and W.A. Wahlberg (1970) "The mini-marathon as a trainer of high school counselors for group leadership." Presented at the meeting of the American Personnel and Guidance Association, New Orleans.
81.
Foulds, M.L. and J.F. Guinan (1970) "On becoming a growth center."J. of College Student Personnel11: 177-181.
82.
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83.
Foulds, M.L., R. Girona, and J.F. Guinan (1970) "Changes in ratings of self and others as a result of a marathon group." Comparative Group Studies1: 349-356.
84.
Foulds, M.L., J.C. Wright, and J.F. Guinan (1970) "Marathon groups: a six month follow-up." J. of College Student Personnel11: 426-431.
85.
Frank, J.D. (1968) "The role of hope in psychotherapy." International J. of Psychiatry5: 383-395.
86.
--- ( 1961) Persuasion and Healing. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins.
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Gazda, G.M. (1968) Innovations to Group Psychotherapy. Springfield, Ill.: Charles C. Thomas.
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Gazda, G.M., J.C. Parks, and P.J. Sisson (1970) "Modified marathon treatment of alcoholics." Rehabilitation Counseling Bull. (December).
90.
Gendlin, E.T. and J.M. Schlien (1961) "Immediacy in time attitudes before and after time-limited psychotherapy." J. of Clinical Psychology17: 69-72.
91.
Gibb, J.R. (1968) "Group experiences and human possibilities," in H. A. Otto (ed.) Human Potentialities: The Challenge and the Promise. St. Louis: Warren H. Green.
92.
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93.
--- ( 1968) "Emergence therapy: The TORI process in an emergent group ," pp. 96-129 in G. M. Gazda (ed.) Innovations to Group Psychotherapy. Springfield, Ill.: Charles C Thomas.
94.
Gluckson, L. (1968) "The marathon as a growth and learning experience ." Presented at the meeting of the Western Psychological Association, San Diego.
95.
Goldberg, C. (1971) Encounter: Group Sensitivity Training Experiences . New York: Science House.
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Goldstein, A.P. (1962) Therapist-Patient Expectations in Psychotherapy . New York: Macmillan.
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Goodson, A. (1967) Experiment in Nude Psychotherapy. Los Angeles: Elysium.
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Goodstein, L.D. (1970) "Some issues involved in intensive group experiences ." Counseling Psychologist2, 2: 50-55.
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Goulding, R.L. (1970) "The clinical use of marathons." Presented at the American Group Psychotherapy Association, New Orleans.
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Guinan, J.F. and M.L. Foulds (1970) "The marathon group: facilitator of personal growth ?" J. of Counseling Psychology17: 145-149.
102.
Gunther, B. (1968) Sense Relaxation Below Your Mind. New York: Collier.
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104.
Haigh, G.V. (1968) "Duration of contact: 'marathon'—'psychomat .'" Presented at the American Psychological Association , San Francisco.
105.
Haigh, R. (1968) "The residential basic encounter group," pp. 86-100 in H. Otto and J. Mann (eds.) Ways of Growth. New York : Grossman.
106.
Hall, G.F. (1969) "A participant's experience in basic encounter group." Western Behavioral Science Institute.
107.
Hartman, W.E., M. Fithian, and D. Johnson (1970) Nudist Society. New York: Avon.
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Hill, W.F. (1970) "Editor's message."Comparative Group Studies1: 339-340.
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——— F.H. Stoller, and C.I. Straub (1967) "Group therapy for social impact: innovations in leadership training." Amer. Behavioral Scientist11, 1: 1-49.
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Hoff, G.R. (1970) "Group seminars, inc," pp. 337-351 in P. Gallagher and G. D. Demos (eds.) The Counseling Center in Higher Education. Springfield, Ill.: Charles C Thomas.
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Hollister, W.G. (1969) "Brainwashing vs. strengthening individuality." Human Relations Training News13, 4: 1.
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Holloway, W.H. (1971) "The marathon session as an adjunct to analytic group psychotherapy." Presented at the American Group Psychotherapy Association, Los Angeles.
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Holson, D.G., J.C. Shipper, F.F. Vernallis, and D.C. Butler (1968) "Therapists' participation in saturation group therapy." NIMH Grant 14848. (unpublished)
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Hoover, E. (1967) "The great group binge." West Magazine of the Los Angeles Times (January 8): 8-13.
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Howard, J. (1970) Please Touch: A Guided Tour of the Human Potential Movement. New York: McGraw-Hill .
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--- ( 1968) "Inhibitions thrown to the gentle winds." Life (July 12): 48-65.
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Howard, R.D. (1968) "The non-client marathon group in a university setting." Presented at the meeting of the American Personnel and Guidance Association, Detroit, April.
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Hurst, J.C. and R.H. Fenner (1969) "Extended-session group as a predictive technique in counselor training." J. of Counseling Psychology16: 358-360.
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Jacobson, E.A. and S.J. Smith (1970) "The effect of weekend encounter group experience upon interpersonal orientations." Presented at the meeting of the Western Psychological Association, Los Angeles.
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Kagan, N. (1970) "Some issues in encounter."Counseling Psychologist2, 2: 43-50.
122.
Kennedy, J. (1969) "David Susskind interviews marathon therapists ." NBC television (March 9).
123.
Kleitman, N. (1963) Sleep and Wakefulness. Chicago : Univ. of Chicago Press.
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Kobler, J. (1969) "The second coming of Synanon." Saturday Evening Post242, 3: 32-34, 62-63.
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Koch, S. (1969) "Psychology cannot be a coherent science." Psychology Today3, 4: 14, 64-68.
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Kovacs, A.L. (1971) "Fred Stoller: a reminiscence." Voices7, 23: 10-12.
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Kovan, R.A. (1968a) "The marathon valley of death and the post marathon glow." Presented at the Western Psychological Association , San Diego, March.
128.
--- ( 1968b) "Resistance of the marathon facilitator to becoming an intimate member of the group." Psychosomatics9: 286-288.
129.
Krumboltz, J.D. (1968) "A behavioral approach to group counseling and therapy." J. of Research and Development in Education1, 2: 3-18.
130.
--- ( 1966) "Behavioral goals for counseling." J. of Counseling Psychology13: 153-159.
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Kruschke, D. (1968) "The marathon group: adding a new dimension to the intake process of an institutional program." Presented at the meeting of the Rocky Mountain Psychological Association, Denver .
132.
--- and F.H. Stoller (1967) "Face to face with the drug addict: an account of an intensive group experience." Federal Probation31, 2: 47-52.
133.
Kuehn, J.L. and F.M. Crinella (1969) "Sensitivity training: Interpersonal 'overkill' and other problems." Amer. J. of Psychiatry126: 840-844.
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Kurtzman, H. and W. Elder (1970) "Little Annie Fannie." Playboy17, 5: 245-249.
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Lakin, M. (1970a) An Encounter with Sensitivity Training. New York: McGraw-Hill.
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--- ( 1970b) "Group sensitivity training and encounter: uses and abuses of a method." Counseling Psychologist2, 2: 66-70.
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--- ( 1970c) "Response to Coulson."Counseling Psychologist2, 2: 34-38.
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Laties, V. (1961) "Modification of affect, social behavior, and performance by sleep deprivation and drugs." J. of Psychiatric Research1: 12-25.
139.
Lawrence, S.B. (1969a) "Video tape nude marathon groups and the reaction of professionals." Presented at the Western Psychological Association, Vancouver, B.C.
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141.
Leith, W.R. and M.R. Uhlemann (1972) "The treatment of stuttering by the shaping group ." Comparative Group Studies (forthcoming).
142.
Leo, J. ( 1969) "Danger is found in some remedies: group psychotherapy body urges thorough study." New York Times (February 9): 92.
143.
Leonard, G. (1968) "The man and woman thing." Look (December 24).
144.
Let Freedom Ring (1968) Recorded from telephone number 203-878-6597, November 20.
145.
Levy, J. (1971) "Group responses to simulated erotic experiences in a theatrical production." Presented at the American Group Psychotherapy Association, Los Angeles.
146.
Lewis, R.W. (1967) "An investigation of the effect of long group therapy sessions on participant perceptions of self and others." Ph.D. dissertation. University of Oregon.
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Lieberman, M.A., I.D. Yalom, and M.D. Miles (1971) "The group experience project: a comparison of 10 encounter technologies," in L. Blank et al. (eds.) Encounter Confrontations in Self and Interpersonal Awareness . New York: Macmillan.
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McCleery, R.L. (1966) "Group counseling by an outside psychologist." Presented at American Personnel and Guidance Association, Washington, D.C.
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McGee T.F. and M. Williams (1971) "Time-limited and time-unlimited group psychotherapy ." Comparative Group Studies2: 71-84.
155.
McGrath, L.P. and J. Scovey (1969) "Marathon assault on your hang-ups: the long night ... into a bright new emotional day." Family Circle31 (November): 75-76.
156.
MacGregor, R. (1962) "Multiple impact therapy with families." Family Process1: 15-29.
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Maliver, B.L. (1971) "Free feels, forced fights and phony feelings." Presented at the American Psychological Association, Washington, D.C.
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Mann, J. (1970) Encounter: A Week-End with Intimate Strangers. New York: Grossman.
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Mazursky, P. and L. Tucker (1969) Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice. Frankovitch Productions, Columbia Release.
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Meador, B.D. (1969) "Analysis of process movement in a basic encounter group." Ph.D. dissertation. United States International University.
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Mermis, W.L., Jr. (1971) "Bibliography of group literature." Personnel and Guidance J.49: 652-656.
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Mintz, E.E. (1971a) "Therapy techniques and encounter techniques." Amer. J. of Psychotherapy25: 104-109.
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Newsweek (1969a) "The Boston marathon." January 13: 60.
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Pendrell, E. (1967) Marathon: On the story of the young drug users . ABC Television, July 20.
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Phillips, E.L. and D.N. Wiener (1966) Short-Term Psychotherapy and Structured Behavior Change. New York: McGraw-Hill.
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Rarick, J.R. (1969) "Sensitivity training." Congressional Record, House of Representatives (June 10).
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Ruitenbeek, H.M. (1970) The New Group Therapies. New York: Avon.
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