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chong ngai ngor, anita ( anital@hkusua.hku.hk )
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Dear Professor Mancuso,
I am new to PCP. I am trained in clinical psychology. Recently, I am
interested in conducting parent training group from the PCP perspective with
Chinese in Hong Kong. From your writings, you seem to be conducting parent
training on an individual basis. Am I right? Have you or anybody else
conducted PCP parent training on a group basis? Another puzzle I have is
'Can all variables in parent-child interactions be controlled neatly for
experimentation? If yes, are we running into the risk of over-simplifying
the complexities of human nature? I look forward to being enlightened. TIA.
Anita Leung

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