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HomeThemesPsychology & Mental HealthPerceptual Control Theory (PCT) Applied to Personality, Psychotherapy, and Psychopathology

Perceptual Control Theory (PCT) Applied to Personality, Psychotherapy, and Psychopathology

August 6, 2011 WM Psychology & Mental Health

David M. Goldstein (2011)

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