Difference between revisions of "Alice Miller"
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Revision as of 14:13, April 18, 2007
Alice Miller is a psychologist who has written extensively on how childhood trauma affects one's adult behavior. Her view is that all types of crime and mental illness can be traced to unexpressed emotional pain a child experiences due to things like excessively frequent or harsh spanking.