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The Shadow Price of Morality [PDF]

Joseph G. Eisenhauer
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In the shadow of the past: Psychology portrays the sexes

Women's Studies International Forum, 1985
Avril Thorne
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Narcissism – The shadow of transpersonal psychology

Transpersonal Psychology Review, 2008
Narcissism comes in two variants: Ego-inflation and the Moses complex. While the former is exhibited by pathological grandiosity, the latter is marked by excessive self-devaluation and lack of self-esteem. In group contexts, both are found in the symbiotic appearance of charismatic leaders and worshipping followers.
Harald Walach
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Psychological symptoms and the use of shadow miniatures in sandplay therapy

Arts in Psychotherapy, 2021
Abstract The present study aimed to explore the relationship between shadow and psychological symptoms by analyzing shadow miniatures in sandplay therapy. A total of 121 subjects were invited to complete an initial sand tray. The category of shadow miniatures was defined by a questionnaire administered to 22 trained sandplay consultants with ...
Yuan Yuan Liu
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About positive psychology - between light and shadow

Problemy Opiekuńczo-Wychowawcze, 2020
The article discusses the history and development of positive psychology - a new psychological discipline emerged at the end of the 20th century. The sources and philosophical foundations of positive psychology associated with the existential approach and humanistic psychology are presented.
Irena Jelonkiewicz
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Shadow, Self, Spirit: Essays in Transpersonal Psychology

Transpersonal Psychology Review, 2021
Embracing Metaphysics: Transpersonal Psychology as a Post-Materialist ApproachMichael Daniels’s book Shadow, Self, Spirit is an essential book for students of transpersonal psychology – perhaps the clearest, most wide-ranging and well-written overview of the topic that has yet been written.
Steve Taylor
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The negative shadow cast by positive psychology: Contrasting views and implications of humanistic and positive psychology on resiliency.

Humanistic Psychologist, 2012
Resiliency is the ability to survive, or even thrive, during adversity. It is a key construct within both humanistic and positive psychology, but each sees it from a contrasting vantage. Positive psychology decontextualizes resilience by judging it as a virtue regardless of circumstance, while humanistic psychology tends to view it in a more holistic ...
Harris L Friedman
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