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A new mathematical model of the dynamic of psychotherapy
Abstract:
The aim of the present study is to construct a mathematical model skilled in creating hard estimates about the dynamic of psychotherapy with a purpose of using it for better sequence therapists. The outcome of the calculations envisages a new viewpoint on the therapeutic relationship and a number of suitable visions. The proposed model is based on a class of fractional differential equations. This type of class was a generalized neutral differential equation of first order. Certain sufficient conditions for the existence of periodic outcomes have been imposed.
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