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The impact of the therapist's personality on group process

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  1. Department of Education and Training, South Beach Psychiatric Center, New York, USA

    Milton M. Berger (Director, Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Fellow)

  2. Downstate Medical Center, USA

    Milton M. Berger (Director, Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Fellow)

  3. American Academy of Psychoanalysis, USA

    Milton M. Berger (Director, Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Fellow)

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Berger, M.M. The impact of the therapist's personality on group process. Am J Psychoanal 34, 213–219 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01249991

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