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Edition: 2nd Edition
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ISBN: 0765700034

Clinical and Diagnostic Interviewing

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It provides a thorough overview on clinical and diagnostic interviewing with state-of-the-art presentations of significant theoretical orientations (psychoanalytic, behavioral, humanistic/existential, and family systems) as well as information on frequently encountered psychopathologies.

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