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1 Menninger Foundation Psychotherapy Research Project      Web
2 Columbia Psychoanalytic Center research Project      Web
3 Boston Psychoanalytic Institue Prediction Study      Web
4 New York Psychoanalytic Institute Studies      Web
5LEUZINGER-BOHLEBER et coll. 2002       Web
6EDELSON MIs testing psychoanalytic hypotheses in the psychoanalytic situation really impossible ?      Web
7SANDERSON       Web
8PERRON       Web
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10maruani thurin       Web
11ThurinEsquisse      Web
12gomez la croix       Web
13STANLEY M ATreatment of generalized Anxiety in older adults : a preliminary comparison of cognitive-behavioral and supportive approaches      Web
14TANG TZ, LUBORSKY L, ANDRUSYNA TSudden gains in recovering from depression : are they also forund in psychotherapies other than cognitive-behavioral therapy ?      Web
15WAMPOLD B E, MINAMI T, BASKIN T W, TIERNEY S CA meta-(re)analysis of the effects of cognitive therapy versus “other” therapies for depression      Web
16WILFLEY D E, WELCH S.L., …A randomized comparison of group cognitive-behavioral therapy and group interpersonal psychotherapy for the treatment of overweight individuals with binge-eating disorder      Web
17BARKHAM M., REES A, SHAPIRO, STILES, AGNEW, HAKLSTEADOutcomes of time-limited psychotherapy in applied settings : replicating the second sheffield psychotherapy project      Web
18BECK A.T, SOKOL L, CLARK D A, BERCHICK R, WRIGHT FA crissover study of focused cognitive therapy for panic disorder      Web
19BORKOVEC T.D. , COSTELLO EEfficacy of applied relaxation and cognitive-behavioral therapy in the treatment of generalized anxiety disorder      Web
20DURY V, BIRCHWOOD M, COCHRANE R, MACMILLAN FCognitive therapy and recovery form acute psychosis : a controlled trial. II. Impact on psychotic symptoms      Web
21DURY V, BIRCHWOOD M, COCHRANE R, MACMILLAN FCognitive therapy and recovery form acute psychosis : a controlled trial. II. Impact of recovery time      Web
22DEBLINGER E, STAUFFER L B, STEER R AComparative efficacies of supportive and cognitive behavioral group therapies for young children who have been sexually abused and their nonoffending mothers      Web
23CRASKE M G, MAIDENBERG E, BYSTRITSKYBrief cognitive-behavioral versus nondirective therapy for panic disorder      Web
24bruch m a, heimberg r g, hope d aStates of mind model and cognitive change in treated social phobics      Web
25BORKOVEC T D, MATHEWS A M, CHAMBERS A, EBRAHIMI S, LYTLE R, NELSON RThe effects of relaxation training with cognitive or nondirective therapy and the role of relaxation-induced anxiety in the treatment of generalized anxiety      Web