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Psychoanalytic principles in sex therapy

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  1. Karen Horney Clinic, USA

    Louis R. Hott (Medical Director, Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Clinical Professor)

  2. NYU Department of Medicine, USA

    Louis R. Hott (Medical Director, Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Clinical Professor)

  3. Adelphi University Institute for Advanced Psychological Studies, USA

    Louis R. Hott (Medical Director, Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Clinical Professor)

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Hott, L.R. Psychoanalytic principles in sex therapy. Am J Psychoanal 38, 49–56 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01250122

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