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Andre Westen Character Traits
Have you ever read a novel were the character’s appearance is described? You paint a picture in your head how that character look, sounds, acts, and speaks. Then finally when the movie comes out to theaters, the actor the movie producers cast looks nothing like what you had in your head. Let’s say the character in the book has brown hair but the actor they cast has blonde. It changes your whole viewpoint on that characters, but it doesn’t change the way you related to that character. Somewhat like that, I had an idea of how Drew Westen looked. Drew Westen was without a doubt had to be smart because of all his accomplishments. Drew Westen received his Bachelors of Arts at Harvard University, a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at the University of

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