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Confucian Ritualization: How and Why?compatibility between these secular and spiritual endeavours so that adherents to either persuasion can benefit from the other? Such a question is not as likely to be asked of other therapeutic systems for the simple reason that it would largely be irrelevant. As Lawrence and Huber have pointed out

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David Solomon,Ruiping Fan,Ping-cheung Lomportant among these are physical skills (coordination, agility, speed), the degree of physical fitness (strength, endurance), and technical skills related to the sport in which the athlete participates (kicking, catching, foul-shooting). In team sports, an athlete’s performance also depends largely

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Why the West Spurns Medical Ritualsin human history. Average life expectancy has increased from 47 years in 1900, to 74 years in 1980 (National Center for Health Statistics). At the turn of the century, 3% of the population was 65 and over. Now, 11% of the population lives past the period officially designated as old age. This demogr

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What Is Rational-Emotive Therapy (RET)?,tory chapter, an up-to-date version of the origins and history of RET, its values and goals and its theory of personality and personality change. RET constantly changes and develops (as many chapters in this book will show). Here, in an introductory overview, is what it is like thirty years after Al

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Marriage,gs and indicate their relationship to its general goals; discuss some of the distinctions between rational-emotive and other forms of marital or relationship therapy; and show how various principles from social exchange theory can be integrated into a rational-emotive approach to couples therapy tha

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Women,The changing nature of male and female roles in the past 15 years, along with the mental health community’s emerging awareness of the overrepresentation of women in certain emotional disorders, has pointed to a need for a therapy better geared to helping women with the practical and emotional proble

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