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Psychological Reports, 1976
Data are reported from a pilot study designed to compare a Free Association Test for married couples with the standard individual form. Results from one group of five couples indicate that presence of marital partner is likely to alter the pattern and increase the levels of anxiety and hostility expressed by a person, even though congruence between ...
S, Silbergeld, R W, Manderscheid
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Data are reported from a pilot study designed to compare a Free Association Test for married couples with the standard individual form. Results from one group of five couples indicate that presence of marital partner is likely to alter the pattern and increase the levels of anxiety and hostility expressed by a person, even though congruence between ...
S, Silbergeld, R W, Manderscheid
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On “Free Associative Activities”
The Psychoanalytic Review, 2015Free association has been at the heart of the analytic process for decades, though nowadays the work with borderline and psychotic mental functioning has become more common. We discuss and compare contributions from the Kleinian and the French psychoanalytic models regarding the role of free association and the analyst when working with these disorders.
Solano, Paola, Quagelli, Luca
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Play, Free Association, and Enactment
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 2021In this article I define childhood symbolic play, free association, and enactments as distinct entities despite the important strands of connective tissue that bind them psychologically. To Freud's definition of play being the same as fantasy, except for play's need to use props and playthings to actualize itself, I add action as an obvious but yet ...
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Limitations of Free Association
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1970ONE of the most sacred tenets in the psychoanalytic tradition—one to which I subscribed unquestioningly during most of my professional life—is that regardless of what other limitations might exist in the method of psychoanalysis, the technique of free association was without a doubt the best and most dependable avenue that had yet been devised for ...
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The Microstructure of Free Association
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 1986The author's purpose is threefold: first, to demonstrate the redundancy in the events of the complex life of a patient as told to a psychoanalyst; second, to show two novel ways to represent those events simply; and third, to suggest that the field of psychoanalysis, under assault from philosophers of science and hermeneuticists alike for either not ...
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Psychoanalytic Inquiry, 2018
Lothane’s description of the development of free association from Galton’s one-person perspective through Freud’s use of both one- and two-person perspectives is outstanding.
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Lothane’s description of the development of free association from Galton’s one-person perspective through Freud’s use of both one- and two-person perspectives is outstanding.
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