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object relations theory
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object relations theory
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(Psychoanalysis) a form of psychoanalytic theory postulating that people relate to others in order to develop themselves
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CONCLUSION The article has offered several psychological reflections on how one might understand certain aspects of the work of the Holy Spirit using the work of object relations theorist D.
Winnicott's object relations theory and the work of the Holy Spirit by Parker, Stephen / Journal of Psychology and Theology
Object Relations theorists often use the example of the nursing couple as a guide to understanding the development of the child's internal world.
The clarity process: using heart-centered regression techniques in ... by Richardson, Francesca / Journal of Heart Centered Therapies
According to object relations theorists (Winnicott, 1965; Sorensen, 2005) and attachment theorists (Bowlby, 1969; Riggs & Bretz, 2006), the primary goal in relationships is to feel understood.
Intrinsic self-regulation in the classroom by Fleisher, Steven C. / Academic Exchange Quarterly
 
 
 
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