Early phases of medical psychology ; history of the society ; post war planning ; active psychotherapy in war-time ; the approach to the patient ; analysis under hypnotics
by Wilhelm Stekel, ALLAN WORSLEY, Ellis Stungo, Henry V. Dicks, W. Langdon-Brown, O. H. Woodcock, Culver Barker, Alexander Baldie
Book 23 of Individual psychology pamphlets --
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