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Interferometry and Aperture Synthesisinking promises much and has reached a vast audience. Its primary advantage is that it can be practiced without a therapist; all that has to be done is read a book or listen to a speech or audiotape, and apply the methods.

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After Observation: Data Analysisl problems have their roots in cognitions. Although he makes a distinction in the therapy’s name between the cognitive (rational) and the emotional (emotive) aspect of the personality, rational-emotive therapy does not treat them equally. The therapy attacks emotional problems by modifying the client’s beliefs and attitudes.

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