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    Psychology: Current Psychotherapies, Eating Disorders, Emotions, Abnormal Psychology, Human Development, Ethics, Personality, Positive Psychology
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    Psychology: Current Psychotherapies, Eating Disorders, Emotions, Abnormal Psychology, Human Development, Ethics, Personality, Positive Psychology
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    Psychology: Current Psychotherapies, Eating Disorders, Emotions, Abnormal Psychology, Human Development, Ethics, Personality, Positive Psychology

    By Linda Bold

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    A wide array of current topics is included in this series of essays on psychology, psychotherapies, eating disorders, obesity, personality, emotions, abnormal psychology, human development, ethics, and positive psychology. An insightful and intriguing read.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateMar 13, 2013
    ISBN9781257618927
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    Psychology: Current Psychotherapies, Eating Disorders, Emotions, Abnormal Psychology, Human Development, Ethics, Personality, Positive Psychology

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