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Introductionrill, 1972), she correctly anticipated what in popular opinion would be grasped—sometimes for ridicule, sometimes for praise—as an essential feature of psychotherapeutic care. Popular opinion, however, is not alone in attributing a pivotal position to the talk in psychotherapy: in comparison to the

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Verbal Response Modes as Intersubjective Categoriess a different channel of interpersonal communication in psychotherapy. . categories, such as . or ., concern denotative or connotative meaning of discourse units. The content channel carries information about the speaker’s current concerns, attitudes, and personality dynamics. . categories, such as

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Psychotherapeutic Discourseribute dimensions or channels of communication and investigating each in isolation from the others. This is a time-honored strategy utilized in the natural and social sciences, and permits the reduction of what seems imponderably complex to more manageable levels. However, at some point, the dimensi

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Psychotherapeutic Discoursetural and social sciences, and permits the reduction of what seems imponderably complex to more manageable levels. However, at some point, the dimensions that have been isolated through analysis must be resynthesized to gain an adequate comprehension of the process under investigation as a whole.