Study I: The accurate empathy ratings of therapists in telephone and face-to-face interviews.
Study II: The effect of group sensitivity-training on the accurate empathy ratings of therapists.
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Publication: Dissertation Abstracts International, Section B. Sciences and Engineering, 40(10), 4793.
Authors: Hughes, A.
Date: (1969).
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Hughes, A. (1969). Study I: The accurate empathy ratings of therapists in telephone and face-to-face interviews. Study II: The effect of group sensitivity-training on the accurate empathy ratings of therapists. Dissertation Abstracts International, Section B. Sciences and Engineering, 40(10), 4793.
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