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Index
Cover Title Copyright Dedication About the Author Preface Acknowledgments Contents Introduction
A Comment on Terminology A Comment on Tone
PART ONE. CONCEPTUAL ISSUES
Chapter One - Why Diagnose?
Psychonalytic Diagnosis versus Descriptive Psychiatric Diagnosis Treatment Planning Prognostic Implications Consumer Protection The Communication of Empathy Forestalling Flights from Treatment Fringe Benefits Limits to the Utility of Diagnosis Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Two - Psychoanalytic Character Diagnosis
Classical Freudian Drive Theory and Its Developmental Tilt Ego Psychology The Object Relations Tradition Self Psychology The Contemporary Relational Movement Other Psychoanalytic Contributions to Personality Assessment Summary Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Three - Developmental Levels of Personality Organization
Historical Context: Diagnosing Level of Character Pathology Overview of the Neurotic–Borderline–Psychotic Spectrum Summary Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Four - Implications of Developmental Levels of Organization
Therapy with Neurotic-Level Patients Therapy with Patients in the Psychotic Range Therapy with Borderline Patients Interaction of Maturational and Typological Dimensions of Character Summary Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Five - Primary Defensive Processes
Extreme Withdrawal Denial Omnipotent Control Extreme Idealization and Devaluation Projection, Introjection, and Projective Identification Splitting of the Ego Somatization Acting Out (Defensive Enactment) Sexualization (Instinctualization) Extreme Dissociation Summary Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Six - Secondary Defensive Processes
Repression Regression Isolation of Affect Intellectualization Rationalization Moralization Compartmentalization Undoing Turning against the Self Displacement Reaction Formation Reversal Identification Sublimation Humor Concluding Comments Summary Suggestions for Further Reading
PART TWO. TYPES OF CHARACTER ORGANIZATION
Chapter Seven - Psychopathic (Antisocial) Personalities
Drive, Affect, and Temperament in Psychopathy Defensive and Adaptive Processes in Psychopathy Relational Patterns in Psychopathy The Psychopathic Self Transference and Countertransference with Psychopathic Patients Therapeutic Implications of the Diagnosis of Psychopathy Differential Diagnosis Summary Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Eight - Narcissistic Personalities
Drive, Affect, and Temperament in Narcissism Defensive and Adaptive Processes in Narcissism Relational Patterns in Narcissism The Narcissistic Self Transference and Countertransference with Narcissistic Patients Therapeutic Implications of the Diagnosis of Narcissism Differential Diagnosis Summary Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Nine - Schizoid Personalities
Drive, Affect, and Temperament in Schizoid Psychology Defensive and Adaptive Processes in Schizoid Psychology Relational Patterns in Schizoid Psychology The Schizoid Self Transference and Countertransference with Schizoid Patients Therapeutic Implications of the Diagnosis of Schizoid Personality Differential Diagnosis Summary Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Ten - Paranoid Personalities
Drive, Affect, and Temperament in Paranoia Defensive and Adaptive Processes in Paranoia Relational Patterns in Paranoid Psychology The Paranoid Self Transference and Countertransference with Paranoid Patients Therapeutic Implications of the Diagnosis of Paranoid Personality Differential Diagnosis Summary Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Eleven - Depressive and Manic Personalities
Depressive Personalities Drive, Affect, and Temperament in Depression Defensive and Adaptive Processes in Depression Relational Patterns in Depressive Psychology The Depressive Self Transference and Countertransference with Depressive Patients Therapeutic Implications of the Diagnosis of Depressive Personality Differential Diagnosis Hypomanic (Cyclothymic) Personalities Drive, Affect, and Temperament in Mania Defensive and Adaptive Processes in Mania Relational Patterns in Manic Psychology The Manic Self Transference and Countertransference with Manic Patients Therapeutic Implications of the Diagnosis of Hypomanic Personality Differential Diagnosis Summary Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Twelve - Masochistic (Self-Defeating) Personalities
Drive, Affect, and Temperament in Masochism Defensive and Adaptive Processes in Masochism Relational Patterns in Masochistic Psychology The Masochistic Self Transference and Countertransference with Masochistic Patients Therapeutic Implications of the Diagnosis of Masochistic Personality Differential Diagnosis Summary Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Thirteen - Obsessive and Compulsive Personalities
Drive, Affect, and Temperament in Obsession and Compulsion Defensive and Adaptive Processes in Obsession and Compulsion Relational Patterns in Obsessive and Compulsive Psychologies The Obsessive–Compulsive Self Transference and Countertransference with Obsessive and Compulsive Patients Therapeutic Implications of the Diagnosis of Obsessive or Compulsive Personality Differential Diagnosis Summary Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Fourteen - Hysterical (Histrionic) Personalities
Drive, Affect, and Temperament in Hysteria Defensive and Adaptive Processes in Hysteria Relational Patterns in Hysterical Psychology The Hysterical Self Transference and Countertransference with Hysterical Patients Therapeutic Implications of the Diagnosis of Hysterical Personality Differential Diagnosis Summary Suggestions for Further Reading
Chapter Fifteen - Dissociative Psychologies
Drive, Affect, and Temperament in Dissociative Conditions Defensive and Adaptive Processes in Dissociative Conditions Relational Patterns in Dissociative Conditions The Dissociative Self Transference and Countertransference with Dissociative Patients Therapeutic Implications of the Diagnosis of a Dissociative Condition Differential Diagnosis Summary Suggestions for Further Reading
Appendix. Suggested Diagnostic Interview Format
Demographic Data Current Problems and Their Onset Personal History Current Presentation (Mental Status) Concluding Topics Inferences
References Author Index Subject Index About Guilford Publications Discover More Guilford Titles
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