psychodynamics

How To Use psychodynamics In A Sentence

• Cochran's art is a strange if accurate way to keep a diary, a visual recording that gives form to the psychodynamics of mind and memory, evoking a spectrum of emotional responses.
• I began my training in a fiercely eclectic psychiatric residency program about 30 years ago, wherein both psychodynamics and research-based biological psychiatry were taken very seriously.
• They represent that implicit knowledge of cultural psychodynamics that exists for communities in the vernacular imagination of communal discourse - in the telling of stories out of the common repertoire of local narrative tradition.
• But the greater fear gripping them, Taylor says, is more profound than anything a tweak to the system could resolve – and almost always rooted in the psychodynamics of the family. Hayley Taylor: 'I've felt what the unemployed feel: losing confidence, staring at four walls'
• In reading this poll I am reminded of the connection betweenthe psychodynamics of an alcoholic and the psychodynamics ofour society. A Response to Rob's Poll
• The Ego and the Id. A prominent paper studying of the human psyche outlining his theories of the psychodynamics of the id, ego, and super-ego, which is of fundamental importance in the development of psychoanalytic theory. Capsule Summaries of the Great Books of the Western World
• The intent of this article is to highlight the crucial role of psychotherapy supervision in the learning of psychodynamics and to emphasize that such knowledge is fundamental for psychiatrists.
• Referring to what he called the "psychodynamics" of groups falling into a "self-reverential mindset", he said M16's response to the absence of evidence of banned weapons was "simply to turn up the volume control to say, 'That just proves how devious Saddam Hussein is and how incompetent the inspectors are.' The Guardian World News
• The psychodynamics of emotional abuse," whatever that means. THE LAST TEMPTATION
• Ghassan Hage's book does not engage directly with the established Australian debates about multiculturalism and immigration, but subjects them to a systematic Lacanian analysis which foregrounds their unconscious psychodynamics.