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by hyolaris 9y ago
I've had this question lately also, and now have another reason for asking.
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by hyolaris 9y ago
The idea you're raising, the differential efficacy of CBT, is a myth originating in the politics of psychiatry and psychology, especially in the 70s and 80s. There is abundant evidence for psychotherapy, but no evidence that any type i
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by hyolaris 9y ago
Citation please, preferably a meta-analysis.
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by hyolaris 9y ago
Important topic but strawman examples in many ways. In most of the important cases, you will have never heard of what could have been. Also, often the problem is that better ideas weren't developed as much as they could have been. That
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by hyolaris 9y ago
This only highlights the moral emptiness and naked corruption of the modern GOP. Deregulation is fine if you strengthen the ability of citizens to obtain redress through the judicial system. If you weaken that ability, or it is weakened, yo
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by hyolaris 9y ago
Why isn't this getting way more attention? It seems fundamental.
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by hyolaris 9y ago
Another problem with no spaces is that it is difficult to use editors, word processing software, etc. because the dash and surrounding words are treated as one thing. This came up in an editing and typesetting discussion one day. I've
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by hyolaris 9y ago
As a psychologist, my experience is that lots of physicians, even psychiatrists, want testing and a diagnosis from a psychologist before prescribing, so it might look like the psychologist is prescribing, when they are just diagnosing. Inci