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35 of 35 people found the following review helpful:
An outstanding resource., 27 Jul 1996
By A Customer
Dr. Beck's book isn't just another pop-psych guide to saving your marriage.
It is an extraordinarily helpful resource by one of the founders
of cognitive psychology. Each of the chapters illuminates how marital
partners create conflicts; how they can understand their problems;
and how they can mobilize their resources for making effective
change. A sensible, sensitive book for those striving to create
a more fulfilling marriage.
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35 of 37 people found the following review helpful:
Forget the pop-psych blockbusters; this is the real deal, 11 Feb 1999
By A Customer
Cognitive therapy is based on the premise that emotions come out of unexamined, habituated thought reactions. These thoughts and the emotions they foster can be deconstructed and, hence, defused of their power to poison all human interactions, not just those between wife and husband. A brilliant book--unpretentious, well-written, truly helpful. The astute reader will see all sorts of parallels to contemporary linguistic theory. Do yourself a favor: throw all your New Age psychobabble books in the garbage and read Dr. Beck.
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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
Useful for practitioners and couples, 19 Sep 2005
By A Customer
This book is an excellent resource for practitioners wanting to set homework for clients, for couples wanting to change the ways they operate and for individuals wanting to improve their relationships with significant others. Highly recommended.
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