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 1 Int|              psychotherapy and clinical psychology. Your Congress has ended,
 2 Int|               examination of scientific psychology, belong to your competence.
 3 Int|               theoretical and practical psychology, the one as much as the
 4 Int|              Psychotherapy and clinical psychology must always consider man (
 5 II |       contradiction between traditional psychology and ethics relative to modern
 6 II |              psychotherapy and clinical psychology. ~
 7 II |                         14. Traditional psychology and ethics, it is affirmed,
 8 II |              man as he exists. Clinical psychology, on the contrary, deals
 9 II |         surmount as long as traditional psychology and ethics do not change
10 III|                the purposes of clinical psychology and of psychotherapy. But
11 III|                 extent those of serious psychology and psychotherapy. But there
12 III|               justified but demanded by psychology and morality. It is a natural
13 III|               not the contrary. Applied psychology would undervalue this reality
14 IV |               not find fault with depth psychology if it deals with the psychic
15 IV | misunderstandings can easily arise when psychology attributes new meanings
16 IV |                             36. Neither psychology nor ethics possesses an