The Primacy of the Individual in Psychoanalysis in GroupsJ. Aronson, 1993 - 290 pages TABLE OF CONTENTS: Part 1: The Primacy of the Individual in the Group. 1 The Primacy of the Individual. 2 Kinds of Groups. 3 The Individual in the Group. Part 2: Clinical Practice. 4 Basic Principles. 5 Group Composition. 6 Issues in Group Development. 7 Resolution of Patients' Psychopathology. 8 Analysis of Transference. 9 Countertransference. 10 The Role of the Leader. 11 A Reappraisal of the Field. Part 3: Applications. 12 The Discriminating Use of Feelings. 13 Deatling with the Roots of Aggression. 14 Pathological Motivation. 15 Creativity and the Submerged Personality Disorder. 16 The Future. |
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Kinds of Groups | 9 |
The Individual in the Group | 19 |
Basic Principles | 31 |
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