Do Verbal Changes during psychotherapy Lead to Behavioral Changes?-Motivational Interviewing and Behavior Variability-
セラピー場面での発言の変化は行動の変化につながるのか?-動機づけ面接と行動変動性-
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Volume：
58
Issue：
2
Page：
97-103
Publication year：
Mar. 02, 2020
JST Material Number：
L4165A
ISSN：
0919-7435
Document type：
Article
Country of issue：
Japan (JPN)
Language：
JAPANESE (JA)
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