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A qualitative exploration of declining sexual intimacy among married men and women. [PDF]
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Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 1991
Psychological intimacy develops between a speaker and a listener. Depending on how individuals fulfill these roles, intimacy may occur or be precluded. Intimacy quickly creates a bond and, if repeated, enhances psychological function. Psychological intimacy is the glue of all important relationships, including professional ones.
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Psychological intimacy develops between a speaker and a listener. Depending on how individuals fulfill these roles, intimacy may occur or be precluded. Intimacy quickly creates a bond and, if repeated, enhances psychological function. Psychological intimacy is the glue of all important relationships, including professional ones.
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Technology, intimacy and the simulation of intimacy
2018One of the cutting edge frontiers of intimacy in modern life is the way experience of intimacy is mediated through digital technologies. The authors of this chapter explore psychoanalytic perspectives on past, present and possible futures of technologically mediated simulations of traditional physically co-present relationships (i.e.
Todd Essig, Danielle Magaldi, Leora Trub
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The measurement of intimacy in marriage: The waring intimacy questionnaire
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1983Developed eight independent content scales to assess components of marital intimacy (Conflict Resolution, Affection, Cohesion, Sexuality, Identity, Compatibility, Autonomy, and Expressiveness). The measures were designed to be relatively free from social desirability and acquiescent responding (N = 248).
E M, Waring, J R, Reddon
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Nursing Standard, 2006
There are many definitions of intimacy in nursing but what they all have in common is the need for communicated empathy, for nursing that is not just caring for but also caring about.
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There are many definitions of intimacy in nursing but what they all have in common is the need for communicated empathy, for nursing that is not just caring for but also caring about.
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2023
In the early 1990s, Israeli television began dedicating Memorial Day airtime to videos produced by the grieving families of soldiers killed in the line of duty. When these videos first appeared, during a period of growing Israeli discontent with the occupation of southern Lebanon, they were widely perceived as a challenge to the state, reclaiming the ...
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In the early 1990s, Israeli television began dedicating Memorial Day airtime to videos produced by the grieving families of soldiers killed in the line of duty. When these videos first appeared, during a period of growing Israeli discontent with the occupation of southern Lebanon, they were widely perceived as a challenge to the state, reclaiming the ...
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Journal of Analytical Psychology, 1992
This paper is focused on the kinds of awareness that are exposed by clinical work conducted in the depth psychological tradition. The paper begins with an examination of Freud's clinical methodology, which is a description of a particular kind of attentiveness that reveals material normally obscured from conscious awareness.
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This paper is focused on the kinds of awareness that are exposed by clinical work conducted in the depth psychological tradition. The paper begins with an examination of Freud's clinical methodology, which is a description of a particular kind of attentiveness that reveals material normally obscured from conscious awareness.
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