- Paul
Watzlawick (July 25, 1921 –
March 31, 2007) was an Austrian-American
family therapist, psychologist,
communication theorist, and philosopher. A theoretician...
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intimate or
serious than he had intended.
Communications theorist Paul
Watzlawick researched courtship behaviors between English women and
North American...
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became a
place where some of the field's
leading figures - Paul
Watzlawick,
Richard Fisch,
Jules Riskin,
Virginia Satir,
Salvador Minuchin, R.D....
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combined the idea of a
postulate (the
second axiom) from
psychologist Paul
Watzlawick, that
every message contains content and
relational facets, with the three...
- Täuschung, Verstehen) is a 1976 book by the Austrian-American
writer Paul
Watzlawick. It is
about communication and its
relationship with reality.
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Arezzo and also in Florence, Italy. He is the co-founder,
along with Paul
Watzlawick, of the
Centro di
Terapia Strategica where he
conducts work as a psychotherapist...
- and
became a
place where some of the field's
leading figures - Paul
Watzlawick,
Richard Fisch,
Jules Riskin,
Virginia Satir,
Salvador Minuchin, R.D....
- psychoanalysis,
Alfred Adler,
founder of
Individual psychology,
psychologists Paul
Watzlawick and Hans Asperger, and
psychiatrist Viktor Frankl.
Austria was ranked...
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Virginia Satir Aaron Beck
Salvador Minuchin Paul
Watzlawick Haim
Ginott Ogden Lindsley Paul
Watzlawick Arthur Janov Eugene Gendlin R. D.
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- 1990), film actress,
appearing in 43
films between 1938 and 1988 Paul
Watzlawick (1921 in
Villach – 2007), Austrian-American therapist,
psychologist and...
