An approach to evaluating adolescent adaptive processes: Validity of an interview-based measure

Beardslee, William R.; Jacobson, Alan M.; Hauser, Stuart T.; Noam, Gil G.; Powers, Sally I.; Houlihan, John P.; Rider, Elizabeth A.

doi:10.1007/bf02143519

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“…Refinements in the quantitative measurement of self-understanding are also needed. Some recent work indicates that self-understanding can be reliably and validly measured in relation to other ego functions (Beardslee, Jacobson, Hauser, Noam, & Powers, 1986).…”

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The role of self-understanding in resilient individuals: The development of a perspective.

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1989

American Journal of Orthopsychiatry

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Three studies are reviewed in which an in‐depth life‐history approach was used, and in which a strong connection was demonstrated between self‐understanding and resilience. Subjects were civil rights workers in the South, survivors of childhood cancer, and adolescents whose parents had serious affective disorders. Dimensions of the concept of self‐understanding which are evident in all three investigations are explored, and the study of resilience as part of an integrative approach to the understanding of human behavior is outlined.

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