2005
DOI: 10.1516/r2u5-xj37-7dfj-dd18
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Does anything go? Towards a framework for the more transparent assessment of psychoanalytic competence

Abstract: It has been difficult to know what does and does not constitute competent psychoanalytic work and so equally difficult to assess when it is being practised and when it is not. This makes difficult any form of disciplined evaluation of the outcome of training, which has a series of problematic outcomes for psychoanalytic practice, psychoanalytic institutions and the relationship to allied disciplines and professions. In this paper, the author considers how far it might be possible to devise aframework for asses… Show more

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“…However, Tuckett (2005) argued that the re-sultant bewildering level of pluralism in psychoanalysis, both within and beyond the IPA, has been incompatible with . .…”
Section: Italics In Original]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, Tuckett (2005) argued that the re-sultant bewildering level of pluralism in psychoanalysis, both within and beyond the IPA, has been incompatible with . .…”
Section: Italics In Original]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Es ist ein erster, basaler Schritt, die real existierende Vielfalt unter den Psychoanalytikern zu akzeptieren. Dies halten die meisten Autoren, die sich intensiv mit diesen Fragen beschäftigen, für nahe liegend (exemplarisch Renik 2003;Tuckett 2004Tuckett , 2005. Doch scheint diese Ansicht keineswegs von allen geteilt zu werden, denn es gibt weiterhin Institute, an denen, wie man hört, einzelne Gruppen ihre Wahrheit als die dominierende durchsetzen.…”
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“…The project is oriented at David Tuckett's (2005) proposal of tracing the implicit knowledge of psychoanalytic experts on quality and of making it explicit. Thirty written comments by experienced training analysts on candidate's case reports are utilized.…”
Section: Psychoanalytic Competences -Transparency In Training and Pramentioning
confidence: 99%
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