[PDF] Top 20 The outcome of child psychoanalysis: A retrospective investigation

... An interesting follow-up study of inpatients treated psychoanalytically has been reported by McGlashan (1984a,b; 1986a,b,c). This investigation reported on 446 former inpatients, who had mainly been suffering from ... See full document

... within psychoanalysis concerned itself with stages of development (the issues of narcissism, paranoid- schizoid and depressive positions, the mid-life crisis); pathological states (autism, the neuroses, psychotic ... See full document

... It is a common observation that physical functions such as sleeping, feeding, elimination and sexual behaviour can be disrupted by psychological stress. This happens at all ages and is often the first indication that ... See full document

... of psychoanalysis that uses some of psychoanalysis’ own conceptual ...of psychoanalysis have been written, even the best of them, such as Mario Ben Plotkin’s (2001) study of psy- choanalysis in ... See full document

... Similarly, psychoanalysis cannot be used unconditionally as a meta-theory once we become aware of how deeply rooted it is in colonial assumptions and modes of ...that psychoanalysis cannot be of use in ... See full document

... the child; it has not yet inherited the functions of the super-ego and would not yet be able to account for the features of conscience that we have been ...the child phantasises an internal object, the ... See full document

... It has shown how forces of the Unconscious opposed to man's conscious intent to commit crime may express themselves in the external 7 Notice that the recommendation of the American Psych[r] ... See full document

... of psychoanalysis in western, mainly American society—Zaretsky offers a very powerful and broad account of how psychoanalysis and twentieth-century culture emerged together, tested each other critically, ... See full document

... Methodology: The work is mainly based on secondary source of information, such as published documents, books, review, autobiography, journals, critiques etc. The primary text of my paper is O‟Neill,Eugene. The Emperor ... See full document

... As the third most frequent cancer among women world- wide, cervical cancer is the fourth leading cause of cancer deaths in women [1]. According to the global cancer statistics of 2012, 528,000 new cases of cervical ... See full document

... Results: The mean age of the women was 33.5±4.62 (range: 15–49) years. Most (58.3% [n=127]) were nulliparous. The prevalence of infertility was 12.1%. Infertility was primary in 28.4% (n=62) and secondary in 71.6% ... See full document

... the Child Contact Centre service could be assessed, whether that engagement resulted in contact or ...by Child Contact Centre staff and agreed with the ...the Child Contact Centre service while Part ... See full document

... coordination of efforts for investigative or treatment purposes. Upon request by a team, any individual or agency with information or records concerning a particular child shall share all relevant information or ... See full document

... that outcome scores after complicated MTBI more closely approximated those of patients with moderate TBI (Hsiang et ...TBI outcome and assessing a broader range of functional abilities, the current results ... See full document

... of psychoanalysis is not always attested to by its workaday practices in the consulting room, and certainly not in most of its ‘official’ societies, which at times have shown themselves only too available for ... See full document

... Multiple Personality Multiple Multiple Multiple personality Personality Personality An Outcome of Child Abuse by Margo Rivera Susan's story It is the early 1950s A baby is adopted at eight months old[.] ... See full document

... the retrospective evaluation of collaborative mLearning (CmL) Science module for teaching secondary school science which was designed based on social constructivist learning theories and Merrill’s First Principle ... See full document

... When the life history of the real life serial killer is taken into account, Albert Henry Desalvo, was born on September 3, 1931 and died on November 25, 1973 was a criminal in Boston, Massachusetts who confessed to ... See full document

... based outcome measures to child psychotherapy within CAMHS; she acknowledges that previous research in this area is “sparse” ...into child psychotherapy, with practical suggestions about the ... See full document

... contemporary psychoanalysis offer to modern policy making and progressive political practice? Psychoanalysis today offers a distinct vision for politics, bringing learning from the dyadic encounter between ... See full document