Margaret T. Singer, Ph.D.

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Margaret T. Singer, Ph.D. Slee v. Erhard, Affidavit of Margaret T. Singer… (1987)

It is my opinion that the defendants in this case either knew of or should have known that the est training caused emotional distress on the part of most individuals taking the training and that this emotional distress created the high probability of psychological and physiological harm. While it was not the highest probability, the range of foreseeable physiological harm included death. It is further my opinion that the defendants intentionally inflict emotional distress as part of their system of marketing the training.
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