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Introduction
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It is well known that in past decades group psychotherapies encountered many difficulties of application and demonstration of its effectiveness and efficacy. This was mainly due to the complexity of the group therapies and the problems in measuring outcome and process of change (Kivlinghan, 2021). Despite the many obstacles and problems that group psychotherapies face conceptually and scientifically, ....
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