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The magic of conflict by Thomas F. Crum · Booklabria

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The magic of conflict

Psychological aspectsAspect psychologique

The magic of conflict

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First published: 1987
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Mixes, the theory and the practice of the Japanese martial art with anecdotes and exercises to help the reader resolve conflicts and frustration.

Subjects: Psychological aspects
Aspect psychologique
Interpersonal conflict
Conflict
Conflit
Aikido

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