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Thus, as Pfeffer once wrote, "[I]t was inevitable that some convenient term should come into existence to verbalize a principle so clearly and widely held by the American people.
Knowing how to verbalize goals, learning how to act, and in the end, getting a successful job are some lessons students are learning under a new training program.
Therapists who are not specifically trained in art therapy use it, primarily with children, to help them express thoughts and feelings they might not be able to verbalize.
 
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