GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY, THEORY AND PRACTICE
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This article is taken from an abbreviated and revised edition of the Application of the Group Method to Classification ( released in three steps, August 1931, March and May 1932, by the National Committee on Prisons and Prison Labor N.Y.). The monograph consisted of an original unit and numerous adden- da; this revision has merged the three aspects-Plan, Diagnosis, Therapy-into an integrated whole.
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