Directions in psychoanalysis☆

Lane, Robert C.; Quintar, Bady; Goeltz, W.Bradley

doi:10.1016/s0272-7358(98)00020-8

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“…The Institute of Psychoanalysis highlights four major areas of psychoanalysis applications, namely, as a theory of how the mind works, as a treatment method for psychic problems, as a method of research and as a way of viewing cultural and social phenomena. 1 Today, psychoanalysis approach is applied in medicine and psychology field by medical psychiatrists and non-medical psychoanalysts (Lane, Quintar, & Goeltz, 1998; Scalzone, 2005). In practice, psychoanalysis is based on the foundation of the patient’s narrative with some basic analytical postulates.…”

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“…Fourth, all individuals are susceptible to mental illness under certain conditions with a different degree. Fifth, the cause of a disease of every symptom is unique to an individual (Lane et al, 1998). Ideally, psychoanalysis investigation follows an hourglass trajectory starting with histories and naturalistic field studies with relaxed, open and flexible methods (Bateman, 2004).…”

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“…The noticeable compatibility of the psychoanalytical approach to behavioural finance is a theoretical openness. The psychoanalysis allowing theoretical pluralism to understand the dynamics of human behaviour (Jurist, 2010; Lane et al, 1998). This is consistent with behavioural finance intention to be open-minded in terms of theoretical perspectives (Thaler, 1993) for a deeper understanding of the investors, asset prices and financial market behaviours.…”

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This article provides an alternative theoretical framework to explain investors’ irrational behaviours in finance theories (mainly asset pricing) based on psychoanalysis approach. This is an approach used by psychoanalysts and psychiatrists to investigate human minds. The investigation is facilitated by interdisciplinary theories, namely (a) bounded rationality theory which differentiates intuition and reasoning, (b) prospect theory which explains framing and valuation and (c) theory of mind which divides behavioural risks into cognitive heuristics and affective biases. These theories collectively explain the origin of irrational behaviours. Additionally, (d) the ABC (Activating–Beliefs–Consequences) model is also used to interpret the causes and effects of irrational behaviours on investors and market behaviour. Last theory, (e) the dual system model of preference is used to conceptualize the bounded human mind that contains both rational and irrational elements. The proposed theoretical framework provides the theoretical foundation of investors’ irrational origin, forces, causes as well as their systematic effects on investors, asset prices and stock market behaviours dynamism. The validity of the theoretical framework is supported by empirical test using a representative of emerging stock market data and behavioural risk proxies.

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Die Arzt-Patient-Beziehung

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Die Therapeutische Beziehung

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Theoretical frameworks for understanding and investigating the therapeutic relationship in psychiatry

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None of the theories identified have been fully specified and comprehensively investigated in psychiatric settings. However, more than one approach may be used for thinking about relationships, depending on the treatment situation. Further specification and testing of the theories in psychiatric practice--taking account of the specific context--is warranted to underpin more pragmatic research. A stronger link between fundamental psychological and sociological research and applied health care research would advance our understanding of which elements of positive therapeutic relationships are instrumental in improving patient outcome and ultimately contribute to improving mental health care.

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Directions in psychoanalysis☆

Cited by 4 publications

References 37 publications

Psychoanalysis of Investor Irrationality and Dynamism in Stock Market

Psychoanalysis of Investor Irrationality and Dynamism in Stock Market

Die Arzt-Patient-Beziehung

Theoretical frameworks for understanding and investigating the therapeutic relationship in psychiatry

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