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| discovering psychology psychopathology answers: Abnormal Psychology, with Cases Gerald C. Davison, John M. Neale, Ann M. Kring, 2004-02-27 Provides a variety of extended case studies from Oltmanns, Meale, and Davison's CASE STUDIES IN ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY, 6/E. The cases, which are integrated in the text at the end of each disorder chapter, are all based on actual clinical situations. Each case study describes a specific clinical problem and provides a foundation on which to organize and further discuss the material in the chapter -- from cover. |
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