1972
DOI: 10.1080/21674086.1972.11926608
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Rapprochement Subphase of the Separation-Individuation Process

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“…Concerns about closeness and autonomy are key elements of many psychodynamic theories about mental models of relationships, including Freudian conflicts between love and hatred (Freud, 1909(Freud, /1955), Mahler's (1972) processes of separation-individuation and rapprochement, and Winnicott's (1965) ideas about the development of the true self and false self. In addition, empirical evidence shows that closeness and autonomy are among the most prominent themes in individuals' representations of their close relationships.…”
Section: Transferencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Concerns about closeness and autonomy are key elements of many psychodynamic theories about mental models of relationships, including Freudian conflicts between love and hatred (Freud, 1909(Freud, /1955), Mahler's (1972) processes of separation-individuation and rapprochement, and Winnicott's (1965) ideas about the development of the true self and false self. In addition, empirical evidence shows that closeness and autonomy are among the most prominent themes in individuals' representations of their close relationships.…”
Section: Transferencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This view reflects the central themes of psychoanalytic thinking, that development is a process of movement from symbiosis, or 'one-ness' with mother in early infancy through separation-individuation to independence and autonomy, allowing investment in new object relationships (Mahler, 1972). Mahler viewed this gradual development as a 'a lifelong mourning process ' (p. 333).…”
Section: Psychological Perspectives On Bereavementmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Diese strukturelle Pathologie von Selbst-und Objektbildern geht aus symbiotischen Objektbeziehungen bei ekzemkranken Kindern hervor, aus denen heraus die Schritte in Richtung Separation und Individuation im Sinne von Mahler (1968) blockiert sind. Aggressive Impulsqualitäten können als entscheidender Motor für diese Schritte nicht nutzbar werden, da sie die Symbiose zerstören würden.…”
Section: Aspekte Der Mutter-kind-interaktion In Sogenannten Ekzemfamiunclassified