Repression and Dissociation: Implications for Personality Theory, Psychopathology and Health

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University of Chicago Press (1990)
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This book features contributions from twenty six leading experts that survey the theoretical, historical, methodological, empirical, and clinical aspects of ...

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A classification theory of defense.Mardi J. Horowitz, Henry C. Markman, Charles H. Stinson, Bram Fridhandler & Jess H. Ghannam
Preface: A fresh look at repression, dissociation, and the defenses as mechanisms and as personality styles.Jerome L. Singer
Shame, repression, field dependence, and psychopathology.Helen Block Lewis
Repression, reconstruction, and defense: History and integration of the psychoanalytic and experimental frameworks.  (pages 1--31)Matthew H. Erdelyi
Defense in psychoanalytic theory: Computation or fantasy.  (pages 33--60)Marshall Edelson
The evidence for repression: An examination of sixty years of research.  (pages 85--102)David S. Holmes
Subliminal perception and repression.  (pages 103--119)Howard Shevrin
Repression, dissociation, and hypnosis.  (pages 181--208)John F. Kihlstrom & Irene P. Hoyt
Awareness, the unconscious, and repression: An experimental psychologist's perspective.  (pages 209--231)Gordon H. Bower
Repression in college men followed for half a century.  (pages 259--274)George E. Vaillant
Repressive style and relationship patterns—three samples inspected.  (pages 275--298)Lester Luborsky, Paul Crits-Christoph & Keith J. Alexander
Interpersonal relatedness and self-definition: Two personality configurations and their implications for psychopathology and psychotherapy.  (pages 299--335)Sidney J. Blatt
The construct validity of the repressive coping style.  (pages 337--386)Daniel A. Weinberger
Awareness, the unconscious, and repression: An experimental psychologist's perspective. Repression and the inaccessibility of emotional memories.  (pages 387--403)G. H. Bower
Repression and the inaccessibility of emotional memories.  (pages 387--403)Penelope J. Davis
Psychobiology of repression and health: A systems approach.  (pages 405--434)Gary E. Schwartz
E. Psychobiolog y ol repression anti he-hh: a system approach.  (pages 434)G. Schwarz
Repressive personality style: Theoretical and methodological implications for health and pathology.  (pages 435--470)George A. Bonanno & Jerome L. Singer

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