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Obesity and Interpersonal Problems: An Analysis with the Interpersonal Circumplex
Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy, 2011This study examines the interpersonal problems profiles of obese individuals by cluster analysing the interpersonal problems circumplex scores of participants. The Inventory of Interpersonal Problems—Short Circumplex (IIP‐32) was completed by 368 treatment‐seeking obese individuals. These data were cluster analysed, and groups of obese subjects defined
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The Journal of the American Dental Association, 2006
Interpersonal relationships are a critical factor in any service business. The stronger the relationship between the patient and the dental team, the better the patient will feel about the practice. He or she will assess dental recommendations much more carefully, and it certainly is possible that even referrals may increase.
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Interpersonal relationships are a critical factor in any service business. The stronger the relationship between the patient and the dental team, the better the patient will feel about the practice. He or she will assess dental recommendations much more carefully, and it certainly is possible that even referrals may increase.
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Psychotherapy Research, 2012
This study aimed to link interpersonal goals with interpersonal problems and psychological distress and to investigate changes in these variables during an inpatient psychotherapeutic treatment. Two hundred and fifty-eight patients treated in a psychosomatic hospital completed the German versions of the circumplex scales of interpersonal values, the ...
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This study aimed to link interpersonal goals with interpersonal problems and psychological distress and to investigate changes in these variables during an inpatient psychotherapeutic treatment. Two hundred and fifty-eight patients treated in a psychosomatic hospital completed the German versions of the circumplex scales of interpersonal values, the ...
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2016
Abstract This chapter on “Interpersonal Dependency” explores implications of the International Classification of Diseases, 11th edition (ICD-11) personality disorder (PD) framework for clinicians’ understanding of pathological interpersonal dependency.
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Abstract This chapter on “Interpersonal Dependency” explores implications of the International Classification of Diseases, 11th edition (ICD-11) personality disorder (PD) framework for clinicians’ understanding of pathological interpersonal dependency.
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The Uniquely Interpersonal and the Interpersonally Unique
Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 1994In this paper, I will discuss the two concepts, uniqueness and interpersonal, in two different ways: first, in an examination of the uniquely interpersonal - what, in my opinion, uniquely defines or distinguishes Interpersonal psychoanalysis (Sullivan); and then, second, in a brief look at the interpersonally unique - a set of analytic attitudes that I
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Alexithymia and interpersonal problems
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2006AbstractThis study examines whether alexithymia relates to specific interpersonal problems, based on data collected in a sample of mental health outpatients (N = 404) and a student sample (N = 157). Linear regression analysis, in which the effects of group, gender, and age were controlled, indicated that two interpersonal problems were significantly ...
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The Interpersonal Circle and the Interpersonal Octagon: A Confluence of Ideas
Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy, 2012This paper compares and contrasts the underlying principles of two conceptual systems—the interpersonal circle and the interpersonal octagon—for classifying and measuring a person's interpersonal tendencies. Both systems have been represented by two intersecting axes: a horizontal one extending from close/warm involvement to distant/cold separation and
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An interpersonal view on depression
Acta Neuropsychiatrica, 1995Cognitive and behavioural processes may constitute a risk for onset and persistence of depression. People who become depressed frequently show enduring negative cognitions which predispose them to depression. In addition, interpersonal processes are supposed to contribute to the etiology and maintenance of depression.
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The Interpersonal Circle as a Heuristic Model for Interpersonal Research
Journal of Personality Assessment, 1996In this article, I review major advances in the development of the interpersonal circle and its measurement, as delineated by Timothy Leafy (1957) and his colleagues. In my early work (Lorr & McNair, 1963, 1965), an interpersonal Behavior Inventory consisting of manifest behavioral statements was constructed.
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Intentionality and Interpersonal Relations
Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science, 2009The present commentary re-introduces Heider's (1958) common-sense psychology and his treatment of intentionality, comparing and contrasting his theoretical formulations with those of Elstrup (IPBS: Integrative Psychological & Behavioral Science 43:4, 2009).
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