A COMPUTER METHOD OF PSYCHOTHERAPY: PRELIMINARY COMMUNICATION

@article{Colby1966ACM,
  title={A COMPUTER METHOD OF PSYCHOTHERAPY: PRELIMINARY COMMUNICATION},
  author={Kenneth Mark Colby and Joyce Watt and John P. Gilbert},
  journal={The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease},
  year={1966},
  volume={142},
  pages={148–152}
}
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