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Psychology Stub‑class

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Article issues (tagged May 2011)

This article seems to be little more than minimally-sourced (the portions regarding the Center itself are sourced only to their own website) fluff. Additionally, the "recovery" terminology may be considered offensive. I have removed the claim that ABA is "scientifically-proven", as it is not cited, and I do not see that terminology either on Wikipedia's own article on the subject or even the Center's website. However, it seems to me that even with this removal the article is far from being fixed. MaxHarmony (talk) 17:52, 7 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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