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DOI: Results Of Rational Psychotherapy In Plastic Surgery Practice Of Changing The Appearance
Polvanov Rasulbek Baxtiyarovich , Doctoral Student, Assistant Of The Department Of Nervous Diseases, Medical Psychology And Psychotherapy, Tashkent Medical Academy, Uzbekistan Ibodullaev Zarifboy Radjabovich , Doctor Of Medical Sciences, Professor Of The Department Of Nervous Diseases, Medical Psychology And Psychotherapy, Tashkent Medical Academy, Uzbekistan Boymurodov Shuxrat Abdujalilovich , Professor, Doctor Of Medical Sciences , Department Of Plastic Surgery Of Otolaryngology And Dentistry, Tashkent Medical Academy, Uzbekistan Nigmatov Iftixor Obidjon O'g'li , Assistant Of The Department Of Otolaryngology And Dentistry, Tashkent Medical Academy, UzbekistanAbstract
Rasional psychoterapiya (rpt) is distinguished from other psychoterapetic techniques by its simplicity, no special psychological exercises are required, easy reception by patients and the result is quickly noticeable [1-3]. During psychotic Sessions, psychotic experiments are not conducted, the patient is not encouraged to perform various tasks, giving the House special tasks, the next day his answer is not asked. This means that in rpt the patient is put freely and the existing psychological conflicts in it are easily resolved [6-7].
Keywords
Rasional psychoterapiya, plastic surgery
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