2012
DOI: 10.1027/1192-5604/a000036
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Learning From the Inkblot

Abstract: The contributions of Wilfred Bion to psychoanalysis and Hermann Rorschach to personality assessment have had considerable influence on psychotherapy. Both authors developed their own systems in attempts to establish a more scientific approach to the study of the mind. This article introduces some key concepts from the work of Bion and shows their applications to the Rorschach Test.

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“…The Rorschach, a performance-based measure that includes elements of perception, attention, and imagination, integrating structural with thematic features, provides a unique empirical framework to examine Bion’s intricate conceptualizations (Tibon-Czopp & Weiner, 2016; Yazigi & Nashat, 2012). The present study used the following Rorschach measures:…”
Section: Bion’s Thinking Couplementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Rorschach, a performance-based measure that includes elements of perception, attention, and imagination, integrating structural with thematic features, provides a unique empirical framework to examine Bion’s intricate conceptualizations (Tibon-Czopp & Weiner, 2016; Yazigi & Nashat, 2012). The present study used the following Rorschach measures:…”
Section: Bion’s Thinking Couplementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Profa. Latife sempre foi além do óbvio, com Altimari (Yazigi, & Altimari, 1993) e com Nashat (Yazigi, & Nashat, 2012), da Inglaterra escreveu sobre Bion pela ótica do Rorschach, integrando a Psicanálise com o instrumento de avaliação psicológica. Umas poucas palavras para uma outra faceta da Profa.…”
Section: Latife Yazigi: Apertura Para El Mundo Y Para La Profesiónunclassified
“…The term encompasses the work of the Kleinians and neo-Kleinians, the British Middle School, including theorists such as Balint (1955), Fairbairn, Guntrip, and Winnicott (1971/1990), as well as American object relations theorists such as Mahler (Mahler, Pine, & Bergman, 1975), Kernberg (1976), and the intersubjectivists (e.g., Stolorow & Lachmann, 1980). For several reasons, this model is particularly useful for the analysis of the Rorschach and projective tests (Smith, 1990; Tibon, Handelzalts, & Weinberger, 2005; Tibon, Weinberger, Handelzalts, & Porcelli, 2005; Yazigi & Nashat, 2012; Zeligman, Smith, & Tibon, 2012). In the first place, its propositions are “experience-near” and thus more easily translatable into therapeutic recommendations.…”
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confidence: 99%