La « pensée opératoire »

Marty, Pierre; M’Uzan, Michel de

doi:10.3917/rfps.006.0197

Cited by 125 publications

(106 citation statements)

References 0 publications

Supporting

Mentioning

Contrasting

Unclassified

Order By: Relevance

“…This means that they have a diffuse sense of self. Indeed there is an earlier disorder called Pensee Operatoire (operative thinking) described by Marty and de M'Uzan (1963) where there is a similar utilitarian thinking style to that seen in Alexithymia and indeed Asperger's disorder. Krystal (1998) has described patients with La Pensee Operatoire as showing a "dull, mundane, unimaginative, utilitarian, and sequential recitation of concrete facts" (page 246).…”

mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Overlap Between Alexithymia and Asperger’s Syndrome

Fitzgerald

Bellgrove

2006

J Autism Dev Disord

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Overlap Between Alexithymia and Asperger’s Syndrome

Fitzgerald

Bellgrove

2006

J Autism Dev Disord

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

“…The word 'alexithymia' stems from Greek (A = negation; lexis = word, thymos = feeling) and denotes the individual's inability to perceive his own feelings, to express these verbally, and thus to cope with them emotionally [17]. While the term 'alexithymia' was coined by the Boston school [23], the French school terms their concept of 'blindness of feeling' as 'Pensée opératoire' [19]. The GD patient in this study appeared rather unremarkable in the CSD compared to other disease groups, for example a selected patient group from a psychosomatic liaison service in a dermatology clinic.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Glossodynia as an Expression of a Somatoform Disorder – a Hard-to-Grasp Psychodiagnostic Disease? With Presentation of a Single Case from a Psychodynamic Point of View

Niemeier¹,

Kupfer²,

Brosig³

et al. 2001

Dermatol Psychosom

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Background: Glossodynia (GD) patients are frequently ‘difficult’ patients. They usually have low emotional self-reference, are focused on their physical complaints and make the doctor-patient relationship difficult with their petulant-demanding behavior. Even when organic causes of physical complaints have been ruled out, these patients seldom receive adequate psychosomatic therapy. Case Report: The process of psychotherapeutic treatment of a female patient with GD of several years’ duration is reported. This patient found access to psychodynamic psychotherapy (PT) through the psychosomatic liaison service. The results of the test inventory used for diagnostic and therapy evaluation of the individual case (CSD (Coping with Skin Disease Questionnaire), SCL-90R (Symptom Check-List), TAS-26 (Toronto Alexithymia Scale)) are critically discussed. The patient showed very low values in all CSD scales compared to other patients in a psychosomatic liaison service. In the TAS-26, very high values were reported which indicate alexithymia. Conclusion: A meaningful treatment possibility is described using the example of successfully combined antidepressive drug therapy and psychodynamic PT of a glossodynia patient.

show abstract

“…Dans la même dynamique, le défaut d'inhibition met en avant l'impulsivité au niveau comportemental et la répétition d'acte en vue de combler le vide d'une pensée contrôlée. Ceci nous ramène à la pensée opératoire (Marty et de M'Uzan, 1963) caractérisée par l'aspect persévératif qui donne l'impression d'un fonctionnement cyclique mais figé, à l'image de la répétition comportementale des addictions.…”

Section: L'inhibition Cognitive Et Le Déficit éMotionnel Dans L'addicunclassified

L’addiction à l’adolescence : entre affect et cognition. Symbolisation, inhibition cognitive et alexithymie

Karray

Dérivois

2013

dss

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Les conduites addictives sont fréquentes chez les adolescents. La littérature montre chez cette population des distorsions cognitives expliquant les tendances impulsives, l’intolérance à la frustration, l’incapacité à contenir son ressenti. La psychologie cognitive pointe la défaillance du contrôle cognitif, à l’image de la défaillance du contrôle de l’action, de l’impulsion et de tout ce qui est en dehors du contrôle mental. La psychopathologie psychodynamique considère ces mêmes conduites comme modalités privilégiées de l’agir, reflétant un fonctionnement d’anti-représentation, de défaillance dans la symbolisation. Cette dernière s’associe aux difficultés d’élaboration des affects et duplique ainsi en termes cognitivistes les caractéristiques de l’alexithymie. Le fonctionnement cognitivo-émotionnel et affectif de l’adolescent et du jeune adulte toxicomane sera étudié. À travers une revue synthétique de la littérature, les auteurs se pencheront sur l’adjonction d’un déficit de l’inhibition cognitive à une défaillance symbolique dans la pathologie addictive de l’adolescence et du jeune adulte.

show abstract

La « pensée opératoire »

Cited by 125 publications

References 0 publications

The Overlap Between Alexithymia and Asperger’s Syndrome

The Overlap Between Alexithymia and Asperger’s Syndrome

Glossodynia as an Expression of a Somatoform Disorder – a Hard-to-Grasp Psychodiagnostic Disease? With Presentation of a Single Case from a Psychodynamic Point of View

L’addiction à l’adolescence : entre affect et cognition. Symbolisation, inhibition cognitive et alexithymie

Contact Info

Product

Resources

About