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This is a case in which it seems reasonable to assume that a patient developed a maladaptive conditioned response, which was symbolic of an underlying conflict. She was treated successfully by a single session of behaviour therapy. Not only did the symptom disappear, but there seems to be an improvement in the underlying unconscious conflict.

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