Titlebook: Marital Therapy; A Combined Psychodyn R. Taylor Segraves Book 1982 Plenum Publishing Corporation 1982 intervention.learning theory.psychoan

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Current Status of Marital Therapy,ndividual and interactional data, and the interplay of internal psychological representational systems with recurring maladaptive behavior patterns. The absence of an adequate theory of marital therapy may partially explain the relative lack of activity in this clinical area by many therapists (Segr

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which borrows from both psychoanalytic and behavioral contributions by translating them into the language of cognitive social psychology. The author documents the toll in human suffering as well as the ubiquitous nature of marriage-related problems. Despite the frequency with which marital dissatisfaction and978-1-4684-4171-0978-1-4684-4169-7

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Psychoanalytic Theory and Marriage,ambivalence within that therapeutic community about the extent to which practitioners should be concerned with current interpersonal relationships of patients. Paradoxically, in spite of this ambivalence, psychoanalytic theory is probably the most influential contemporary theoretical system affectin

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General System Theory and Marriage, that certain structural characteristics of organizational systems are universal and independent of the system being studied. Thus, properties of interactional systems can be understood without necessarily considering the properties of the individual units constituting the system or even the content

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Inner Worlds, External Reality, and Interactional Systems, of the treatment models reviewed in previous chapters offers a valuable contribution to the conceptualization and treatment of marital discord. However, each model, in and of itself, is only a partial theory of treatment. What is needed is a model that integrates intrapsychic, interpersonal, and be