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“While we are convinced of the efficiency of behaviour therapy for the patient as a single individual, we are missing any hint on interpersonal effects in the dramatic improvement of the patient.” So wrote WATZLAWICK (1969) in his book on human communication.
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Schwarz, D., Gerlinghoff, M. (1975). Interaction Patterns in Clinical Behaviour Therapy. In: Brengelmann, J.C., Quinn, J.T., Graham, P.J., Harbison, J.J.M., McAllister, H. (eds) Progress in Behaviour Therapy. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-66104-4_26
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