Lost in Cognition

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The book critiques the rise of cognitive-behaviorism as a new paradigm in psychology, positioning it against traditional psychoanalysis. It explores the implications of this shift, questioning the validity and effectiveness of cognitive-behaviorism in clinical practices. Through a detailed examination, the author challenges the notion that this approach should replace psychoanalysis, highlighting the ongoing relevance of the latter in understanding human behavior and mental health.