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MULTIPLE PERSONALITY IN INDIA: COMPARISON WITH HYSTERICAL POSSESSION STATE by VIJOY K. VARMA,MANJEET BOURI,and NARENDRA N. WIG. American Journal of Psychotherapy 35 (1981): 113-20

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MULTIPLE PERSONALITY IN INDIA: COMPARISON WITH HYSTERICAL POSSESSION STATE by VIJOY K. VARMA,MANJEET BOURI,and NARENDRA N. WIG. American Journal of Psychotherapy 35 (1981): 113-20

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