Credner, L. (1936). Safeguards. 0.9 CE hr., $18

Introduces the notion of safeguards as the reminders, warning signals, training arrangements and/or biased interpretation of experiences characteristic of every nervous person. They are specific strategies for self-protection and overcoming felt inferiorities. Numerous case examples are used to illustrate the process of safeguarding.

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Credner, L. (1936). Safeguards. International Journal of Individual Psychology, 2 (3), 95-102.
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Credner, L. (1936). Safeguards. International Journal of Individual Psychology, 2 (3), 95-102.

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Credner, L. (1936). Safeguards. International Journal of Individual Psychology, 2 (3), 95-102.