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Conceptualizing Our Interpersonal Impressions: Mental Representations and Internal Objects

Conceptualizing Our Interpersonal Impressions: Mental Representations and Internal Objects

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General PsychologyMental Health

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ISBN10: 1443870463
ISBN13: 9781443870467
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Pages: 260
Weight: 1.10
Height: 1.00 Width: 5.80 Depth: 8.10
Language: English
This book clarifies a thorny and knotty problem that has interfered with clear thinking among psychoanalysts for over 70 years. It provides a rigorous examination of the views, theories and contributions of psychoanalysts since their initial appearance, to very mixed acclaim, among the experimental psychoanalysts who were struggling professionally in war-torn London in the early 1940s. Extensive details of the data and their analysis have been included so that the scientific basis of the work's conclusion may be understood and appreciated. Psychoanalysis is replete with theories, but not so much evidence. This book, however, produces evidence for scrutiny and, as such, provides new evidence-based knowledge about psychoanalytic phenomena in everyday life as it is commonly understood, and which is not derived from research on the couch. The conclusions drawn in the book include the new knowledge that mental representations and internal objects do both occur in everyday life and can co-exist.

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Steggles, Gillian

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