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- 1human developmentrelationships with people we depend on for survival and interactions
- 2object relation theoristsklein, mahler, kohut, kernberg, chodorow
- 3object relationsinteractions of intrapsychic dynamics & interpersonal relationships
- 4relational-cultural theoryinterpsychic experience/ connections and disconnections in a relationship
- 5ego psychologyIt emphasized conflict between internal structures and their defense in the individual psyche.
- 66 Melanie Kleinchild analysis
mother of object relations theory - 7object relations driveinborn drive maintain human relationships as a basic need
- 8object in object relationsrelational needs in a human development
typically primary caretakers but can be pacifiers, teddy bears, blankets - 9melanie klien's drivepsychological forces that seek people as their objects
- 1010children's drives are from constructing internal mental representations and projecting them on people (externals)
- 11part two of klien's beliefsThey then use subsequent experiences with those people to confirm or disconfirm their internal representations and to interpret their relationships with them.
- 12splittingallows children to differ good and bad to retain good
- 13klien contributed topsychoanalytic theory
- 14kernberg's another name for object relationshuman relations theory
- 1515 object relations theory suggestbasic pattern of all relationships with first relationships in early life
- 16klien preferred which "world"inner
- 17mahler interested inemerging from symbiotic relations with mother
- 18mahler with id, ego or super egoego
- 19separation-individuationa stable self concept
- 2020 The stages of separation-individuationdifferentiation
practicing
rapprochement
consolidation - 21Heinz Kohut was associated with what theory?self-theory
- 22Do children or adults be mirrored?children
- 23the nuclear self appears at what age?age two
- 24the autonomous self consist ofself-esteem
self-confidence - 2525 Kohut focused on what type of disorders?narcissistic disorders
- 26Narcissistic disorders' characteristics areself-absorption
low-self esteem
physical complaints
sense of emptiness - 27borderline personality disordermood swings
opposite ends of the spectrum
aggressive tendencies
trouble with developing insight - 28in Kernberg's theory aggression isa major motivating force
- 29reproduction of motheringdaughter's maternal instincts based off mother's role
in sons it prepares for relational needs - 30mother child relationship is supported by which theorypsychoanalytic objects relation theory
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