Drug companies and clinical psychology.
This article argues that the pharmaceutical industry uses psychological techniques focusing on social conditioning, shame, and guilt to sell its concepts and products to an ever-widening group of health care professionals. Clinical psychology shows signs of both joining and resisting this process.
Baker
Elina
E
Devon Partnership NHS Trust, Dawlish, UK.
Newnes
Craig
C
Myatt
Helen
H
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