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postatomic

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3. I honestly don't know why

Reply to olddots (Reply #1)

Mon Jul 8, 2013, 10:57 PM

Jul 2013

Perhaps it's because data is so hard to obtain and when it is there isn't a set formula to apply it to.

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Heroes of Uncertainty [View all] postatomic Jul 2013 OP

I agree olddots Jul 2013 #1

I honestly don't know why postatomic Jul 2013 #3

Many folks seriously distrust clinical psychology, add in Allen Frances' HereSince1628 Jul 2013 #2

Who isn't an expert these days? postatomic Jul 2013 #4

Yet that quote hangs on Brooks being expert enough to recognize the 'best' psychiatrists HereSince1628 Jul 2013 #5

PTSD has changed names a lot though. Neoma Jul 2013 #6

Yes, but maybe not... HereSince1628 Jul 2013 #7

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