Titlebook: Recent Practice and Theory; Milton Wolpin,Joseph E. Shorr,Lisa Krueger Book 1986 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1986 consciousne

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Psycho-Imagination Sandplaypersonality. Later developments reinforce this first-year self, as the developing personality learns ways to maintain the “me” it has come to believe it is. Sullivan called these behaviors, intended to protect and preserve the “me” and avoid disturbing the status quo, “security operations.” In effec

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The Experiences Accompanying Olfactory Stimulationate, e.g., when one’s muscles are relaxed, a calm ocean is visualized and when tensed, a stormy one. Other aspects of the images also changed, e.g., the speed with which things were seen as moving and the friendliness of the scene.

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sness and mental- istic concepts. We have apparently been ambivalent towards imagery over the millenia. He closes with some suggestions of how we may more happily resolve this situation.978-1-4684-5148-1978-1-4684-5146-7

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Imagery: A Historical Perspective says, “When pants fall down, it’s hard to pull them up with dignity.” Little did I know then that many years later I would again be quoting Confucius, on the topic of imagery. Confucius said, “Writing cannot express words exhaustively, words cannot express ideas exhaustively.” Upon which a student

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