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Psychodynamics, also
known as
psychodynamic psychology, in its
broadest sense, is an
approach to
psychology that
emphasizes systematic study of the psychological...
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application of
psychodynamics were
further developed by the
likes of Carl Jung,
Alfred Adler, Otto Rank, and
Melanie Klein.
Psychodynamic therapy has evolved...
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Jointness is a term (R.
Solan 1991) in
psychoanalysis and
psychodynamic theory,
describing a new look at
normal object relation that
takes place from...
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Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual (PDM) is a
diagnostic handbook similar to the
International Statistical classification of
Diseases and
Related Health...
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Emerging Evidence for Long-Term
Psychodynamic Therapy" (PDF).
Psychodynamic Psychiatry. 41 (3).
Guilford Publications: 361–384. doi:10...
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Psychodynamic Adlerian therapy Analytical therapy Mentalization-based
treatment Psychoanalysis Transference focused psychotherapy Cognitive and behavioral...
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Identification is a
psychological process whereby the
individual ****imilates an aspect, property, or
attribute of the
other and is
transformed wholly or...
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Homicide Data" (PDF).
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Psychodynamics of
homicide committed in a
marital relationship".
Corrective Psychiatry...
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Jeffrey J. (2009)
Psychodynamic Family Psychotherapy:
Toward Unified Relational Systematics. In Bray...
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unconscious wishes, as well as some of his
views about the
psychodynamics of women, were
either not
supported or
contradicted by research. Reviewing...
