Titlebook: States of Mind; Analysis of Change i Mardi J. Horowitz Book 1979 Mardi J. Horowitz, M.D. 1979 Psychotherapeut.Therapeut.emotion.psychiatry.

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Self-Images and Relationship Modelscation and relisting of the most important states. It includes clarification of patterns of recurrent neurotic interpersonal relationships. When there is sufficient information, the development of these self and object characteristics should be traced to previous interpersonal transactions, real and

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Modification of the Transition between Statesindicated, describe the states of the therapist or the therapist-patient pair. Describe the effect of interventions on the transitions between states. Include the effect of new external events on states and continuation of process after therapy when such data are available. If physical or chemical t

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Development of Self-images and Role Relationshipson about the social relationship, therapeutic alliance, transference tests, transferences, and countertransferences traced in time over the therapy. Describe how the relationships effect previously warded-off memories, ideas, emotions, and controls, as well as experience, change in attitudes, and cr

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Working Through Ideas, Feelings, and Modifying Controls by the patient to changes in state. Describe ways that therapist interventions modify controls. Describe new routes of information processing or behavior sequences as influenced by the therapist or relevant environmental events. This is helped by positing an ideal of a working-through process, indi

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Change in Ideational Constellations and Information-Processing Styleus of core constellations of conflicting ideas and feelings. Relate these modifications to changes in style of experiencing the world and communicating with others. When indicated, relate this to shift in the historical moment, cultural attitudes, and social values.