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The Hidden Mind: Psychology, Psychotherapy, and Unconscious Processes
Wiley (1995)
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This book describes the relationship of unconscious processes to the leading models of psychological study and practice. The author provides a concise and scholarly critique of the psychoanalytic, cognitive, humanistic and dissociation models of human thought and behavior, focusing on the role of the unconscious.Other Versions
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