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Intrapsychic humanism is a
comprehensive general psychology and
philosophy of mind that
provides a new
understanding of what it is to be human. Intrapsychic...
- model, i.e. the
intrapsychic,
stored and
processed in
human consciousness (and
probably also in the unconscious), in
hypothetical intrapsychic languages: imaginary...
- principle. It
enforces the
morality of
social thought and
action on an
intrapsychic level. It
employs morality,
judging wrong and
right and
using guilt to...
- strength" from the Rig Veda. In Buddhism, the term
refers to
multiple intrapsychic processes and is
generally translated as "faculty" or, in
specific contexts...
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three distinct levels:
cultural scenarios,
interpersonal scripts, and
intrapsychic scripts."
Cultural scenarios -
provide the
context for roles, and contain...
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which identify "textual residues" history, or as
tropes for "collective
intrapsychic states" such as
trauma and grief. As a case study, they use the example...
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deduced for a
psychological illness.
Cameron titled this
procedure "
intrapsychic" (a term
derived from the psycho-somatic
relationship of
hospital patients)...
- once one or both of the
partners have
crossed a
cognitive threshold.
Intrapsychic stage begins with one
partner who is
dissatisfied and
secretively searches...
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Feminist psychology is a form of
psychology centered on
social structures and gender.
Feminist psychology critiques historical psychological research as...
- many forms,
commonalities include: An
emphasis on the
centrality of
intrapsychic and
unconscious conflicts, and
their relation to development; Identifying...
