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Lavarenne et al. 2013
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- 1Number of ppts in recorded group session6 - normally had 10
- 2Day of groupThursday
- 3Date of study2013
- 4Ego boundaries are...Our sense of self. "A sense of awareness that there is a distinction between real and unreal"
- 5Firm ego boundaries are good because...You will feel comfortable in your own skin
- 6Name 2 things observers were looking out for1. express symptoms of sz?
2. emotions shown
3. verbal expressions on loneliness, loss, dreams etc
4. do members make insightful and supportive comments?
5. members engaged and participating? - 7How many people in study had fragile ego boundaries?All (6)
- 8Behaviour shown by BrettGave out Christmas cards and calendar. Thought it would link group together and reinforce group boundary to solidify his own ego boundaries
- 9Behaviour shown by EarlRejected gifts from Brett. Has grandoise ideas about his involvement in a multinational engineering project
- 10Behaviour shown by DeenaHad nightmares and had declined suggestion of testing for sleep apnoea because she wanted to treat the nightmares by thinking good thoughts
- 11Behaviour shown by DanHad an OBE and was scared he couldn't get his spirit back into his body.
- 12Behaviour shown by DillonSaid over Christmas he would struggle with coping with relatives staying, he'd go for a walk or shovel snow
- 13Behaviour shown by AndyCopes by swimming rigorously every day and limiting her food intake - self-sacrificing behaviour common too. (helps several younger relatives with hwk)
- 14Conclusions (suggest 2)1. Each group member struggles with all aspects of their sz
2. sessions enable development of stronger Ego
3. Group is "an auxiliary Ego-structuring mechanism" offering a stabilising force and promoting psychological growth
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- AS - Level Psychology (Clinical) FlashCards sobre Lavarenne et al. 2013 , criado por Alice Storr em 28-11-2016.
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- Alice Storr · nov 2016
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