2007
DOI: 10.1007/s00115-007-2320-2
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Der strukturdynamische Ansatz

Abstract: Concepts based on brain structure and function with a tendency towards elimination of the subject have assumed a position of central importance in modern psychiatry. With respect to structural dynamics, the primary role in relating to others is played by each person's internal world. Psychic structure is a precondition of our intentions and personal identity. In psychopathology the three basic functions autopractice, desactualisation, and activation had been differentiated as contributing to the psyche as a wh… Show more

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“…Hence, chronic delusions are understood as alterations of higher-level cortical map-like representational systems. Spitzer draws a parallel between Janzarik's [69] structural deformation which, neurobiologically speaking, would constitute a dynamic neuroplastic alteration. However, these alterations are also of therapeutic significance and Spitzer suggests different neuroleptic medication for acute or chronic delusions, depending on their noradrenergic and dopaminergic modulation.…”
Section: Neuronal Network Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, chronic delusions are understood as alterations of higher-level cortical map-like representational systems. Spitzer draws a parallel between Janzarik's [69] structural deformation which, neurobiologically speaking, would constitute a dynamic neuroplastic alteration. However, these alterations are also of therapeutic significance and Spitzer suggests different neuroleptic medication for acute or chronic delusions, depending on their noradrenergic and dopaminergic modulation.…”
Section: Neuronal Network Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Depending on their origin, obsessive thoughts can therefore be looked upon from two sides: Either they stand out excessively from the normal impulse and fl ow of consciousness, or the ego takes an insuffi ciently inhibiting infl uence on them. This notion coincides both with the structural-dynamic view of Janzarik [37] and with the more recent psychoanalytical views. According to Janzarik, obsessive thoughts emerge as a result of a strong pressure of realization on the one hand and insuffi cient control and counter-regulation on the other.…”
Section: Obsessive-compulsive Disorder In the Strict Sensementioning
confidence: 77%
“…2). Die Autopraxis wirkt auf allen Funktionsebenen des Organismus, in der Motorik, den Gewohnheiten, den Fertigkeiten und v. a. den reprä-sentativen beständen der innenwelt, die sich, abhängig vom Ausmaß ihrer dynamischen befrachtung, selbsttätig vordrängen [16]. Die (sekundär entwickelte) Desaktualisierung schirmt das psychische Feld tilgend, z. t. auch auswählend, gegen äußere situative eindrücke, konkurrierende bestrebungen, im besonderen aber auch gegen die Aktualisierung von bereitliegenden imaginationen, Kognitionen und handlungsentwürfen ab.…”
Section: Plädoyer Für Eine Differenzierte Psychopathologieunclassified
“…im Gegensatz zu seiner ursprünglichen Auffassung [16,17] versteht Janzarik mittlerweile Aktivierung nicht mehr als drittes, neben Desaktualisierung und Autopraxis innerpsychische Vorgänge bewegendes Prinzip, sondern ordnet es dem der Desaktualisierung bzw. der Autopraxis unter [18].…”
Section: Plädoyer Für Eine Differenzierte Psychopathologieunclassified
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