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catalog contributor b12316902.
catalog created "c2002.".
catalog date "2002".
catalog date "c2002.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c2002.".
catalog description "139 -- Interactive/Relational Conceptions 142 -- Another Look at Resistance 143 -- New Interactive/Relational Considerations: Acknowledging the Duality of Change 144 -- Toward a New Language of Inhibition: Resistance vs. Universal Forces of Continuity 148 -- Change and Continuity in Human Biology 150 -- 10 Retreat from Shame 153 -- Shame Defined 153 -- "Keystone Affect" 153 -- Developmental Origins of Shame 154 -- Experience and Developmental Impact of Shame 156 -- Retreat from Shame in Psychotherapy 160 -- Discussion of Cases 167 -- Dissipation of Shame 167 -- 11 Retreat from Debilitating Regression 171 -- Concept of Regression 171 -- Regression "In the Service of the Ego" 171 -- Debilitating Regression 173 -- Resistance and the Retreat from Debilitating Regression 176 -- Structural Diagnosis: Assessing the Potential for Debilitating Regression 177 -- Meaning of Character Structure 177 --".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 235-239) and index.".
catalog description "Neurophysiology of Induced Change 54 -- Induced Change in Tribal Societies 57 -- Religious Conversion 59 -- Political Indoctrination 60 -- George Orwell's "1984" 63 -- Durability of Induced Change 70 -- Psychotherapy and the Willful Decision to Change 72 -- 5 Embedded Models of Change 75 -- Embedded vs. Autonomous Models of Therapeutic Change 75 -- Analytic Models of Change: The Intrapsychic-Interpersonal Debate 77 -- Freud's Classical Model of Change 78 -- Kohut's Interpersonal Model of Change 82 -- Humanistic-Existential Models of Change: Carl Rogers and Allen Wheelis 85 -- Interpersonal Model of Carl Rogers 85 -- Existential Model of Allen Wheelis 87 -- Cognitive Social Learning Perspectives on Change 91 -- Narrative/Postmodern Perspectives on Personality and Change 93 -- 6 Autonomous Models of Change 97 -- Alcoholics Anonymous: The Original Twelve-Step Program 97 --".
catalog description "Part 1 Fundamental Question of Change 1 -- 1 Identity Change: The Crown Jewel of Psychotherapy 3 -- Introduction to the Topic of Change 3 -- Issue of Identity Change 7 -- 2 Roots of Identity 9 -- Classical (Freudian) Model 10 -- Erickson's Psychosocial Model 14 -- Developmental Model of Object Relations Therapy and Self-Psychology 19 -- Experience of a Secure Attachment 22 -- Positive Resolution of the Rapprochement Crisis 24 -- Attainment of Object Constancy 28 -- Nonanalytic Models of Psychological Development 31 -- 3 Sources of Identity Change I: Normative and Nonnormative Experiences in Adulthood 33 -- Normative Experiences in Adulthood 33 -- Raising Children 34 -- Facing Death 42 -- Nonnormative Experiences in Adulthood 49 -- 4 Sources of Identity Change II: Imposed Change vs. The Exercise of Will 53 -- External Imposition of Change: Brainwashing and Forced Conversion 53 --".
catalog description "Prochaska's Transtheoretical Stages of Change 102 -- Search for Common Factors 105 -- Part 2 A Developmental-Systems Model of Change 109 -- 7 Stages of Identity Change: "To Join, To Know, To Do, To Be" 111 -- Four Stages of Identity Change 112 -- Attachment and The Frame 112 -- Insight or Consciousness 117 -- Action and Will 117 -- Identity Change 118 -- Issue of Sequencing 119 -- Relationship of the Model of Change to Normal Development 120 -- 8 Impediments to Identity Change 127 -- Biological Constraints 127 -- Diverse Goals 128 -- Structuralization of Experience 131 -- Reality Constraints 133 -- Resistance 133 -- 9 Resistance and The Forces of Continuity 135 -- Transition Periods and Resistance to Change 135 -- Paradox of Psychotherapy 135 -- Conceptualizations of Resistance 136 -- Categorizing Forms of Resistance 136 -- Drive-Theory Conceptions 137 -- Structural Conceptions".
catalog description "Psychology of Water: Final Thoughts on Psychological Change and Continuity 227 -- Letter to An Unborn Psychologist 231.".
catalog description "Range of Character Structure 179 -- Assessing Character Structure: Three Sources of Information 180 -- Contextual Transference 180 -- Progress on the Lines of Development 183 -- Therapist's Emotional Reaction to the Client 187 -- Integrating the Three Sources of Information 190 -- Summary: Psychotherapy and the Retreat from Debilitating Regression 191 -- 12 Retreat from Responsibility 195 -- Cultural Forms of Retreat 195 -- Retreat from Responsibility in Individualistic Societies 199 -- Retreat from Responsibility: Two Case Studies 201 -- Promoting the Acceptance of Responsibility 211 -- 13 Retreat from Identitylessness 215 -- Four Shadows of Identitylessness: Uncertainty, Guilt, Social Disruption, and Loss 215 -- Uniqueness of Identitylessness as a Force of Continuity 222 -- Timing of Its Appearance 222 -- Manner in Which It Is Overcome 222 -- 14".
catalog extent "xii, 244 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "How we change.".
catalog identifier "0205343910".
catalog isFormatOf "How we change.".
catalog issued "2002".
catalog issued "c2002.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Boston : Allyn and Bacon,".
catalog relation "How we change.".
catalog subject "155.2/5 21".
catalog subject "2002 J-179".
catalog subject "Adaptation, Psychological.".
catalog subject "BF 637.C4 G465h 2002".
catalog subject "BF637.C4 G55 2002".
catalog subject "Change (Psychology)".
catalog subject "Human Development.".
catalog subject "Identity (Psychology)".
catalog subject "Psychology, Applied.".
catalog subject "Psychotherapy.".
catalog tableOfContents "139 -- Interactive/Relational Conceptions 142 -- Another Look at Resistance 143 -- New Interactive/Relational Considerations: Acknowledging the Duality of Change 144 -- Toward a New Language of Inhibition: Resistance vs. Universal Forces of Continuity 148 -- Change and Continuity in Human Biology 150 -- 10 Retreat from Shame 153 -- Shame Defined 153 -- "Keystone Affect" 153 -- Developmental Origins of Shame 154 -- Experience and Developmental Impact of Shame 156 -- Retreat from Shame in Psychotherapy 160 -- Discussion of Cases 167 -- Dissipation of Shame 167 -- 11 Retreat from Debilitating Regression 171 -- Concept of Regression 171 -- Regression "In the Service of the Ego" 171 -- Debilitating Regression 173 -- Resistance and the Retreat from Debilitating Regression 176 -- Structural Diagnosis: Assessing the Potential for Debilitating Regression 177 -- Meaning of Character Structure 177 --".
catalog tableOfContents "Neurophysiology of Induced Change 54 -- Induced Change in Tribal Societies 57 -- Religious Conversion 59 -- Political Indoctrination 60 -- George Orwell's "1984" 63 -- Durability of Induced Change 70 -- Psychotherapy and the Willful Decision to Change 72 -- 5 Embedded Models of Change 75 -- Embedded vs. Autonomous Models of Therapeutic Change 75 -- Analytic Models of Change: The Intrapsychic-Interpersonal Debate 77 -- Freud's Classical Model of Change 78 -- Kohut's Interpersonal Model of Change 82 -- Humanistic-Existential Models of Change: Carl Rogers and Allen Wheelis 85 -- Interpersonal Model of Carl Rogers 85 -- Existential Model of Allen Wheelis 87 -- Cognitive Social Learning Perspectives on Change 91 -- Narrative/Postmodern Perspectives on Personality and Change 93 -- 6 Autonomous Models of Change 97 -- Alcoholics Anonymous: The Original Twelve-Step Program 97 --".
catalog tableOfContents "Part 1 Fundamental Question of Change 1 -- 1 Identity Change: The Crown Jewel of Psychotherapy 3 -- Introduction to the Topic of Change 3 -- Issue of Identity Change 7 -- 2 Roots of Identity 9 -- Classical (Freudian) Model 10 -- Erickson's Psychosocial Model 14 -- Developmental Model of Object Relations Therapy and Self-Psychology 19 -- Experience of a Secure Attachment 22 -- Positive Resolution of the Rapprochement Crisis 24 -- Attainment of Object Constancy 28 -- Nonanalytic Models of Psychological Development 31 -- 3 Sources of Identity Change I: Normative and Nonnormative Experiences in Adulthood 33 -- Normative Experiences in Adulthood 33 -- Raising Children 34 -- Facing Death 42 -- Nonnormative Experiences in Adulthood 49 -- 4 Sources of Identity Change II: Imposed Change vs. The Exercise of Will 53 -- External Imposition of Change: Brainwashing and Forced Conversion 53 --".
catalog tableOfContents "Prochaska's Transtheoretical Stages of Change 102 -- Search for Common Factors 105 -- Part 2 A Developmental-Systems Model of Change 109 -- 7 Stages of Identity Change: "To Join, To Know, To Do, To Be" 111 -- Four Stages of Identity Change 112 -- Attachment and The Frame 112 -- Insight or Consciousness 117 -- Action and Will 117 -- Identity Change 118 -- Issue of Sequencing 119 -- Relationship of the Model of Change to Normal Development 120 -- 8 Impediments to Identity Change 127 -- Biological Constraints 127 -- Diverse Goals 128 -- Structuralization of Experience 131 -- Reality Constraints 133 -- Resistance 133 -- 9 Resistance and The Forces of Continuity 135 -- Transition Periods and Resistance to Change 135 -- Paradox of Psychotherapy 135 -- Conceptualizations of Resistance 136 -- Categorizing Forms of Resistance 136 -- Drive-Theory Conceptions 137 -- Structural Conceptions".
catalog tableOfContents "Psychology of Water: Final Thoughts on Psychological Change and Continuity 227 -- Letter to An Unborn Psychologist 231.".
catalog tableOfContents "Range of Character Structure 179 -- Assessing Character Structure: Three Sources of Information 180 -- Contextual Transference 180 -- Progress on the Lines of Development 183 -- Therapist's Emotional Reaction to the Client 187 -- Integrating the Three Sources of Information 190 -- Summary: Psychotherapy and the Retreat from Debilitating Regression 191 -- 12 Retreat from Responsibility 195 -- Cultural Forms of Retreat 195 -- Retreat from Responsibility in Individualistic Societies 199 -- Retreat from Responsibility: Two Case Studies 201 -- Promoting the Acceptance of Responsibility 211 -- 13 Retreat from Identitylessness 215 -- Four Shadows of Identitylessness: Uncertainty, Guilt, Social Disruption, and Loss 215 -- Uniqueness of Identitylessness as a Force of Continuity 222 -- Timing of Its Appearance 222 -- Manner in Which It Is Overcome 222 -- 14".
catalog title "How we change : psychotherapy and the process of human development / Richard L. Gilbert.".
catalog type "text".