The Relationship Between Client Perceived Empathy And Desensitization Procedures In Reducing Snake Avoidance

John Thomas Esse

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The Relationship Between Client Perceived Empathy And Desensitization Procedures In Reducing Snake Avoidance

John Thomas Esse

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), University of Miami

1974

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Psychology, Clinical

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Title: The Relationship Between Client Perceived Empathy And Desensitization Procedures In Reducing Snake Avoidance
Creators: John Thomas Esse - University of Miami
Theses and Dissertations: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), University of Miami; Dissertation
Degree in: Psychology
Academic Unit: A&S - Psychology
Resource Type: Dissertation
Record Identifier: 991031447244702976