Les mécanismes de défense et leur expression Rorschach chez l'adulte et chez l'enfant

Traubenberg, Nina Rausch de; Boizou, M.F.

doi:10.3406/clini.1976.1360

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“…Theoretical considerations in Rorschach and the test administration from the perspective of Rausch and Boizou and Rausch de Traubenberg states that, in this test there is no projection of the known own body and which would be the object of cognitive activity, but rather of the experienced body as the object and subject of affective activity [13,14].…”

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Be Motor Impaired and “Psychically Re-inhabit” His Body While Incarcerated: A Case Study of Adult Incarcerated in Cameroon

Tchokote¹

2020

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The motor disability leads to a limitation and a restriction of some activities due to an alteration of physical function. Through this study, the author aims to understand the meaning of body confinement experience to the incarcerated adults faced with a motor deficiency. Three adults met at the Mfou principal prison (Cameroon). The semidirective interview and Rorschach's projective test have been used as tools to collect data. The semi-directive interview guide was based on themes link to the history of the incarcerated situation, the experience of body confinement, the nature of body image structuration and the body investment or disinvestment. In the Rorschach test, there is no projection of the body known by the person, and which would be the object of cognitive activity, but the body as it is lived, felt, desired as an object and subject of emotional activity. The thematic content analysis was used for the interview. The qualitative and quantitative analysis were used to analyze Rorschach test. The result of the interview shows that the subject painfully experiences the body confinement, the shame and humiliation feeling makes the body to be perceived as 'body-object'. The psychic fragility is shown and generated a set of symptoms that goes to self fold, body disinvestment, up to suicide attempt. The Rorschach test results show a fragmented and weakened body image, difficult to're-inhabit' psychically. There is a need for a psychological accompaniment strategies in order to facilitate a 'psychic re-appropriation' of the subject's body.

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Be Motor Impaired and “Psychically Re-inhabit” His Body While Incarcerated: A Case Study of Adult Incarcerated in Cameroon

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2020

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“…Our research on prepsychotic organization in children enabled us to systematize the concept of interferences between perceptual and fantasy activities in children’s Rorschachs. It is well known (Engel, 1963; Rausch de Traubenberg & Boizou, 1980; Rausch de Traubenberg et al. 1973) that in borderline children there is a back and forth movement between an archaic world of drives and a more socialized world.…”

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The Rorschach: From Percept to Fantasm

Traubenberg

1993

Rorschachiana

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Recently I was asked to select from my various papers on clinical psychology the one I preferred and in which I expressed most clearly my approach as a clinical psychologist. This led me to think about what has been the main theme of my research, clinical practice, teaching activities, and scientific papers. I would like to call this theme a sensitivity toward all that is interactive and linking. This sensitivity, initially intuitive, became a systematic search for relationships and interactions.Looking back at the various steps in my professional as well as personal life, I came across this sometimes obvious, sometimes hidden framework. My personal motivation could not have been better served than by the Rorschach, a sensitive test capable of revealing many such links. This could be reversed, however, and I could equally well propose that I became aware of this personal motivation through the Rorschach.Are we really entitled to look for a link between the choice of our working tool and of our internal attitude? I think that it is worthwhile to do so, each of us for himself or herself, just as it is important to maintain awareness of the role played by our intuition in data interpretation, because this intuition complements scientific competence.Finally, I chose as my preferred paper the lecture I gave during the X International Congress of Rorschach and Projective Methods in Barcelona, published later in France under the title "The Rorschach, a Space for Interactions" (1985). I would like to devote these pages to the presentation and development of this theme.

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“…4Very strikingly in his second Rorschach a female shoe and toes appeared as the content of an F− response to Card V (R16) that according to Rausch de Traubenberg and Boizou (1977) refers to the representation of the self.…”

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SCZI or PTI – Schizophrenia or Psychosis?

Campo¹

2018

Rorschachiana

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Abstract. This paper attempts to illustrate the usefulness of therapy follow-up studies with the Rorschach, based on a particularly striking and difficult protocol (including Structural Summary 1 and 2), in which the two indexes pointed to either schizophrenia (Schizophrenia Index, SCZI) or a psychotic episode (Perceptual-Thinking Index, PTI) in an adolescent whose later development was distinctly positive. Implications of the interpretive process are discussed, of the use of both indexes in favor of the PTI, as well as of the danger of depending on single indexes or of using the Rorschach for psychiatric diagnosis.

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Les mécanismes de défense et leur expression Rorschach chez l'adulte et chez l'enfant

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Be Motor Impaired and “Psychically Re-inhabit” His Body While Incarcerated: A Case Study of Adult Incarcerated in Cameroon

Be Motor Impaired and “Psychically Re-inhabit” His Body While Incarcerated: A Case Study of Adult Incarcerated in Cameroon

The Rorschach: From Percept to Fantasm

SCZI or PTI – Schizophrenia or Psychosis?

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