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ARE WE LYING TO OURSELVES ABOUT DECEPTION?

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KAGLE, J.D., ARE WE LYING TO OURSELVES ABOUT DECEPTION?. SOCIAL SERVICE REVIEW, Vol. 72, no. 2 (1998), p. 234-250.
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Actitudes profesionales, Actitudes usuarios, Relación profesional-cliente, Satisfacción, Trabajo social, EE.UU.
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