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| − | '''William Glasser''' (b. 1925) is a [[psychiatrist]] known for speaking out against psychiatry, claiming that psychiatrists routinely misdiagnose mental illness when a person is merely unhappy. His view has certain similarities to [[Thomas Szasz]], [[Orval Hobart Mowrer ]], | + | '''William Glasser''' (b. 1925) is a [[psychiatrist]] known for speaking out against psychiatry, claiming that psychiatrists routinely misdiagnose mental illness when a person is merely unhappy. His view has certain similarities to [[Thomas Szasz]], [[Orval Hobart Mowrer ]], and [[Perry London]]. |
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William Glasser (b. 1925) is a psychiatrist known for speaking out against psychiatry, claiming that psychiatrists routinely misdiagnose mental illness when a person is merely unhappy. His view has certain similarities to Thomas Szasz, Orval Hobart Mowrer , and Perry London.