Jerome Frank
Jerome Frank · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Psychiatrist known for comparative research on psychotherapy and persuasion
1909, New York City, United States — 2005, Baltimore, Maryland, United States
United States
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Frank (Jerome D. Frank), an American Jewish psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins, conducted pioneering comparative research on what makes psychotherapy work. In his book 'Persuasion and Healing' he argued that the common healing factor across all therapies is the restoration of morale and hope. He was also a prominent voice for nuclear disarmament and the psychology of peace.
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Psychiatrist known for comparative research on psychotherapy and persuasion
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Psychology
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