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    Re:neutral responses
    Mariel · 05/05/02 at 9:11 PM ET

    Thank you for responding. May I ask, though I guess most people know, what is a 'case-specific' theory? Something a little more flexible than most? Is everything the patient says or does considered a test or only the things that make the therapist uncomfortable or unhappy or whatever. Serious question not meant to be provoking.

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    • What "case specificity" means in CMT, by Jay, 05/09/02
      • Re:What , by Maiel, 05/09/02
        • Re: What , by Jay, 05/09/02

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