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  • 33. Three mechanisms of change in psychodynamic therapy: insight, affect, and alliance.
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  • 36. Self-narrative reconstruction in emotion-focused therapy: A preliminary task analysis.
    Cunha C, Mendes I, Ribeiro AP, Angus L, Greenberg LS, Gonçalves MM.
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  • 38. Internal multiplicity in emotion-focused psychotherapy.
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