"pairing basic assumption"

Key Phrases: New York, American Psychiatric Press, Basic Books, International Universities Press, Guilford Press, Small Group Behavior, beginning group therapists, psychological mindedness assessment procedure, pairing basic assumption, patient selection criteria, inpatient group psychotherapy, group psychotherapists (see more)

Key Phrases: New York, American Psychiatric Press, Basic Books, International Universities Press, Guilford Press, Small Group Behavior, After Mary, American Psychiatric Association, American Journal of Psychiatry, Archives of General Psychiatry, Wilfred Bion, beginning group therapists, psychological mindedness assessment procedure, pairing basic assumption, patient selection criteria, inpatient group psychotherapy, group psychotherapists, interpersonal feedback, engagement stage, inpatient groups, psychodynamic groups, therapist technique, outpatient groups, interpersonal learning, therapeutic factors (see less)

Key Phrases: Alcoholics Anonymous, Robin Hood, Southern California, Basic Books, Carl Rogers, Every Day Gets, mass group phenomena, inpatient group therapist, subsequent group behavior, group therapy dropouts, encounter group project, first twelve meetings (see more)

Key Phrases: Alcoholics Anonymous, Robin Hood, Southern California, Basic Books, Carl Rogers, Every Day Gets, Jerome Frank, Little Closer, New York, Erich Fromm, Love's Executioner, National Training Laboratories, Veterans Administration, World War, mass group phenomena, inpatient group therapist, subsequent group behavior, group therapy dropouts, encounter group project, first twelve meetings, encounter group study, inpatient therapy group, characterologically difficult patient, extragroup socializing, group composition research, leaderless meeting, therapist transparency, different therapeutic factors, group therapy research, inpatient group psychotherapy, other therapeutic factors, personal agenda setting, group therapeutic process, encounter group members, intermember relationships, marathon group therapy, postgroup discussion, secondary gratification, inpatient group therapy (see less)

Key Phrases: New York, Sun Tzu, Martin Luther King, Kets de Vries, Civil Rights Movement, Duke of Wellington, sexual static, white correspondents, situational control, homosocial order, black correspondents, garbled communication (see more)

Key Phrases: New York, Sun Tzu, Martin Luther King, Kets de Vries, Civil Rights Movement, Duke of Wellington, Kettering Foundation, Ts'ao Ts'ao, Englewood Cliffs, Oxford University Press, San Francisco, Harvard Business Review, University of Chicago Press, Wang Hsi, Chang Yii, Academy of Management Review, Handbook of Leadership, Harvard University Press, New Haven, Prentice Hall, University of California Press, Administrative Science Quarterly, Chia Lin, Basic Books, Journal of Applied Psychology, sexual static, white correspondents, situational control, homosocial order, black correspondents, garbled communication, inner theatre, democratic followers, idealized influence, leader myth, inspirational motivation, leadership behaviour, movement adherents, leader behaviour, democratic leadership, individualized consideration, movement participants, contingency model, constructive participation (see less)

Key Phrases: Avoidant Personality Disorder, Schizotypal Personality Disorder, Histrionic Personality Disorder, Melanie Klein, American Psychiatric Association, Dependent Personality Disorder, pathological grandiose self, patients with borderline personality organization, sadistic superego precursors, idealized superego precursors, manifest negative transference, structural interviewing (see more)

Key Phrases: Avoidant Personality Disorder, Schizotypal Personality Disorder, Histrionic Personality Disorder, Melanie Klein, American Psychiatric Association, Dependent Personality Disorder, Diagnostic Considerations, United States, Freud's Ich, Jesus Christ, Robert Michels, pathological grandiose self, patients with borderline personality organization, sadistic superego precursors, idealized superego precursors, manifest negative transference, structural interviewing, affective dominance, primitive defensive operations, pathological character traits, symptomatic neuroses, superego pathology, primitive transferences, superego integration, psychotic personality organization, neurotic personality structure, paranoid regression, transference dispositions, narcissistic character pathology, chronic schizophrenic illness, aggressive drive derivatives, internalized object relations, many borderline patients, severe character pathology, transference developments, expressive psychotherapy (see less)