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Psych 610

Personality Theories

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Object Relations Theory: Emphasis: less on biological drives and more on consistent patterns of interpersonal relations (need to relate & attach to others.
Object Relations Theory: Emphasis: (opposed to Freud) more maternal stressing intimacy and nurturing of the mother
Object Relations Theory: Emphasis: (away from sexual pleasure) as the prime motive of human behavior human contact and relatedness
Phantasies unconcious images of good and bad (sucking on thumb=sucking on mothers good breast)
Objects a person or part of a person that can satisfy an instinct or drive (good breast-hunger drive)
Paranoid-Schizoid Position a way of organizing experiences/manage ambiguous feelings (good breast devouring it, bad breast biting it)
Depressive Position the feelings of anxiety over losing a loved object coupled with a sense of guilt for wanting to destroy that object
Introjection/Internalizations infants fantasize taking into their bodies those perceptions and experiences that they had with the external object (mothers breast)
to control anxieties infants use several psychic defense mechanisms introjections, projections, splitting, projective identification
Projection the fantasy that ones own feelings & impulses actually reside in another person and not w/in their own body
Splitting keeping apart incompatible impulses
Projective Identification infants split off unacceptable parts of themselves, project them into another object and finally introject them back into themselves in a changed or distorted form
Selfobjects: Kohut parents or significant adults in a child's life who become incorporated into the child's sense of self
Mirroring & Modeling 1. you exist-you have VALUE 2. this is what you are feeling-DEFINITION 3. feeling felt- ATTUNEMENT 4. PERMISSION to feel what you feel
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