Titlebook: Deciphering Motivation in Psychotherapy; David M. Allen Book 1991 Plenum Press, New York 1991 Individuation.Motivation.assessment.conflict

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-24193-2tioning. Because role function ambivalence goes hand in hand with self-suppression, many of the verbalizations discussed in the last chapter could also be included in this chapter. The discussions that follow represent only a change in focus. I will divide statements indicating role function ambival

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Data Compression in the Marketplacea strong bond with him, and at one point employed a metaphor about this bond that was common to her ethnic group. “Me and my father, we’re both of the same blood,” she said. For most of us, this metaphor refers to the commonality of ideas and feelings found in close family members. Not so this patient, or so it seemed.

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Statements as Behavioral Cuesever quite sure that he or she is doing the right thing; such confusion leads to neuroticism, compromises, and innovative behavior that attempts to satisfy both ends of a double bind. Even when the responder’s behavior seems to solve an interpersonal problem, a feeling of powerlessness and low self-

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Conclusions, temporarily, to shoehorn themselves into some pigeonhole fashioned by a social group, but cannot really send them backwards and cannot prevent the forces of evolution from continuing to tear them away from their moorings. We can only hope to ease the pain and the fear that accompany this process

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Montse Guitert,Teresa Romeu,Marc Romeros, temporarily, to shoehorn themselves into some pigeonhole fashioned by a social group, but cannot really send them backwards and cannot prevent the forces of evolution from continuing to tear them away from their moorings. We can only hope to ease the pain and the fear that accompany this process

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Book 1991r it is between the self and the system, intrapsychic and wholly within the self, or social, when the individual is tom between competing reference groups. Psychotherapy is a process by which the dialectic can be brought to consciousness so that a synthesis can be achieved. The dialectic that engage