Translating Language into Repertory Rubrics

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Translating Cultural Language into Repertory Rubrics using case studies

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Dear Wonderful HWC Members. WOW! This is a very popular group. People want to understand more about language and interpreting what we say and hear. It takes time and thought to put the words to paper.

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