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James F. Masterson ([[1926]]-[[03-25]]) was born in [[Philadelphia]], Pa. He is one of the pioneers of [[Object relations theory]]. He received his undergraduate degree from [[University of Notre Dame]] and his [[Doctor of Medicine|MD]] in 1950 from [[Thomas Jefferson University]]. |
James F. Masterson ([[1926]]-[[03-25]]) was born in [[Philadelphia]], Pa. He is one of the pioneers of [[Object relations theory]]. He received his undergraduate degree from [[University of Notre Dame]] and his [[Doctor of Medicine|MD]] in 1950 from [[Thomas Jefferson University]]. |
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James F. Masterson (1926-03-25) was born in Philadelphia, Pa. He is one of the pioneers of Object relations theory. He received his undergraduate degree from University of Notre Dame and his MD in 1950 from Thomas Jefferson University.
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