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The relation of psychotherapy to psychoanalysis is discussed via a critical review of books by Tarachow, Dewald, Saul, Paul, Langs, Bruch, and Balsam. The role of suggestion in psychotherapy, the importance and character of the concept of patient-therapist alliance, and the place of focus on reality factors in the treatment are among the themes used to evaluate the views of each author.