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Citation: | Interpretation
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Citation: | Inner Statements
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Citation: | The Nature of Autism
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Citation: | A Language of Pre-Social Cognition?
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Citation: | Is Learning Deep Feelings therapy?
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Citations: | Auditory Hallucinations | FAQ 15, Deep-Feeling Contact
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Citation: | Inner Statements
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Citation: | The Restraint Method
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Citation: | FAQ 7, Therapy and Learning Deep Feelings
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Citation: | FAQ 15, Deep-Feeling Contact
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Citation: | FAQ 14, Therapists' View of Learning Deep Feelings
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Citation: | FAQ 15, Deep-Feeling Contact
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Citation: | Living in Your Head
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Citation: | Negative Reinforcement
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Citation: | High Intelligence
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Citation: | Unshared Surface Emotions
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