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    Relaxation and Imagery Techniques Should Not Be Taught to Children
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Relaxation and Imagery Techniques Should Not Be Taught to Children

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Relaxation and imagery techniques should not be taught to children with emotional disorders because research has shown them to be frightening experiences and cause an increase in symptoms.

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