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The Relationship Between Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Maintenance Processes, Emotional Distress, and Positive Psychotic Symptoms: Evidence That CBT Is “Not a Quasi-Neuroleptic”
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- Robert Brockman; Michael Kiernan; Vlasios Brakoulias; Elizabeth Murrell
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- Year recorded
- 2014
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Robert Brockman; Michael Kiernan; Vlasios Brakoulias; Elizabeth Murrell. (2014). The Relationship Between Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Maintenance Processes, Emotional Distress, and Positive Psychotic Symptoms: Evidence That CBT Is “Not a Quasi-Neuroleptic”. https://doi.org/10.1891/0889-8391.28.2.101
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