Writing in a lively straightforward tone and offering numerous examples, Polansky demonstrates that verbal communication plays a major role in mental health and is essential to preventing and curing emotional disorders
Writing in a lively straightforward tone and offering numerous examples, Polansky demonstrates that verbal communication plays a major role in mental health and is essential to preventing and curing emotional disordersHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface 1. Scientific Method and Ego Psychology The Role of Theory The Rule of Parsimony Scientists are Human Functions of the Ego General Plan of the Book REFERENCES 2. Symptom and Defense The Function of Defense The Mechanisms of Defense When Is a Symptom? Implications of the Conception of Defense Layers of Defense REFERENCES 3. Resilience and Energy in the Personality The Case of the Rejected Suitor Ego Strength and Psychic Energy The Loss of Psychic Energy in Conflict and Defense The Invasion of Ego Functions by Neurosis The Synthetic Function of the Ego Looseness of Ego Boundaries External Supports Against Looseness Protections Against Becoming Overwhelmed Coping Mechanisms REFERENCES 4. Character as Personality Structure Structure A Traditional Characterology The Oral Character The Anal Character The Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Limitations in the Concept of Character REFERENCES 5. Familiar Character Formations The Hysteric Mixed Marriage The Paranoid Character The Depressive Character Infantile Personalities REFERENCES 6. The Theory of Object Relations Some Common Phenomena A Developmental View Separation Anxiety The Paranoid Position REFERENCES 7. The Pursuit and Dread of Love Dilemma for Our Time Encounter The Schizoid Personality Distance Maneuvers The Delusion of Fusion REFERENCES 8. Verbal Accessibility Accessibility to Treatment Conceptual Definition The Clinical Significance of Verbal Accessibility Verbal Accessibility in Ego Development Verbal Accessibility: Cause or Effect? REFERENCES 9. Verbal Accessibility and Character Structure Stability in Time Stability in Varying Social Situations Predictability from Other Knowledge of the Person Verbal Accessibility Among Low-Income Rural Mothers Fruitfulness of Verbal Accessibility for Prediction Recapitulation Cultural Differences in Verbal Accessibility Individual and Group Determinants of Verbal Inaccessibility Familial Differences in Verbal Accessibility Sex Differences in Verbal Accessibility REFERENCES 10. On Duplicity in the Interview Duplicity in the Interview Maneuvers to Evade Responsibility Maneuvers to Retain Control Handling REFERENCES 11. Ego Functions in Psychodrama Structure of Psychodrama in Our Hospital The Aim in Each Session, 268 Psychodrama for Affect Discharge Clarification and Insight Dealing with Unintegrated Internalized Objects Transitory Regressions REFERENCES 12. Verbal Communication and Healing Verbal Inaccessibility Reflects Ego Weakness Healing Properties of Verbal Communication REFERENCES Name Index Subject Index
Preface 1. Scientific Method and Ego Psychology The Role of Theory The Rule of Parsimony Scientists are Human Functions of the Ego General Plan of the Book REFERENCES 2. Symptom and Defense The Function of Defense The Mechanisms of Defense When Is a Symptom? Implications of the Conception of Defense Layers of Defense REFERENCES 3. Resilience and Energy in the Personality The Case of the Rejected Suitor Ego Strength and Psychic Energy The Loss of Psychic Energy in Conflict and Defense The Invasion of Ego Functions by Neurosis The Synthetic Function of the Ego Looseness of Ego Boundaries External Supports Against Looseness Protections Against Becoming Overwhelmed Coping Mechanisms REFERENCES 4. Character as Personality Structure Structure A Traditional Characterology The Oral Character The Anal Character The Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Limitations in the Concept of Character REFERENCES 5. Familiar Character Formations The Hysteric Mixed Marriage The Paranoid Character The Depressive Character Infantile Personalities REFERENCES 6. The Theory of Object Relations Some Common Phenomena A Developmental View Separation Anxiety The Paranoid Position REFERENCES 7. The Pursuit and Dread of Love Dilemma for Our Time Encounter The Schizoid Personality Distance Maneuvers The Delusion of Fusion REFERENCES 8. Verbal Accessibility Accessibility to Treatment Conceptual Definition The Clinical Significance of Verbal Accessibility Verbal Accessibility in Ego Development Verbal Accessibility: Cause or Effect? REFERENCES 9. Verbal Accessibility and Character Structure Stability in Time Stability in Varying Social Situations Predictability from Other Knowledge of the Person Verbal Accessibility Among Low-Income Rural Mothers Fruitfulness of Verbal Accessibility for Prediction Recapitulation Cultural Differences in Verbal Accessibility Individual and Group Determinants of Verbal Inaccessibility Familial Differences in Verbal Accessibility Sex Differences in Verbal Accessibility REFERENCES 10. On Duplicity in the Interview Duplicity in the Interview Maneuvers to Evade Responsibility Maneuvers to Retain Control Handling REFERENCES 11. Ego Functions in Psychodrama Structure of Psychodrama in Our Hospital The Aim in Each Session, 268 Psychodrama for Affect Discharge Clarification and Insight Dealing with Unintegrated Internalized Objects Transitory Regressions REFERENCES 12. Verbal Communication and Healing Verbal Inaccessibility Reflects Ego Weakness Healing Properties of Verbal Communication REFERENCES Name Index Subject Index
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