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What about the unconscious?
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (1):162-162 (1999)
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O'Brien & Opie do not address the question of the psychotherapeutic role of unconscious representational states such as beliefs. A dilemma is proposed: if they accept the legitimacy of such states then they should modify what they say about dissociation, and if they do not, they owe us an account of why.Author's Profile
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