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DOI: 10.1111/b.9780631170488.1995.00006.x


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calumny cancer canonical representation of the family system cardinal values, ordinal values catastrophe theory casuality change channels of communication child abuse children of survivor parents choice of partner chreod circular questions circularity/circular, linearity/linear clan closed systems coach coalition codes cognitive epistemologies collective cognitive chaos collective interviews, conjoint interviews communal individuals: basic and complex units communication communication systems communication theory complementarity complexity compounding of errors conflict conjunction of therapeutic axes connectedness, connected spaces constructivism context context-content syndrome context markers contextual model Contraindications for the use of family therapy contrary injunction co-therapy counter-transference couples crisis intervention crisis provocation cybernetics cycle of hysteresis ... log in or subscribe to read full text

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The Dictionary of Family Therapy



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