Item #85604 GASLIGHTING, THE DOUBLE WHAMMY, INTERROGATION, AND OTHER METHODS OF COVERT CONTROL IN PSYCHOTHERAPY AND ANALYSIS. Theodore L. Dorpat, MD.
GASLIGHTING, THE DOUBLE WHAMMY, INTERROGATION, AND OTHER METHODS OF COVERT CONTROL IN PSYCHOTHERAPY AND ANALYSIS
GASLIGHTING, THE DOUBLE WHAMMY, INTERROGATION, AND OTHER METHODS OF COVERT CONTROL IN PSYCHOTHERAPY AND ANALYSIS
GASLIGHTING, THE DOUBLE WHAMMY, INTERROGATION, AND OTHER METHODS OF COVERT CONTROL IN PSYCHOTHERAPY AND ANALYSIS
GASLIGHTING, THE DOUBLE WHAMMY, INTERROGATION, AND OTHER METHODS OF COVERT CONTROL IN PSYCHOTHERAPY AND ANALYSIS

GASLIGHTING, THE DOUBLE WHAMMY, INTERROGATION, AND OTHER METHODS OF COVERT CONTROL IN PSYCHOTHERAPY AND ANALYSIS

New York: Jason Aronson, 1996. First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo. Black, cloth-covered boards with gilt lettering. Near Fine/Fine. Item #85604
ISBN: 1568218281

The term “gaslighting” actually comes from a 1938 play, “Gas Light” (which was turned into a more widely known movie in 1944, “Gaslight”), where a husband manipulates his wife to make her think she's actually losing her sense of reality so he can commit her to a mental institution and steal her inheritance. (Wikipedia).

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