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How do psychological therapists develop their working knowledge of dissociative features: an interpretative phenomenological analysis

dc:creator Agboaye, Oluwemimo
dc:type.qualificationname Practitioner Doctorate
dc:date.issued2016

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Practitioner Doctorate
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Doctoral
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2016

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  • Agboaye, Oluwemimo

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Agboaye, Oluwemimo. How do psychological therapists develop their working knowledge of dissociative features: an interpretative phenomenological analysis. Doctoral thesis, 2016.

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