Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry (Sullivan)

Evans, F. Barton

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-28099-8_1390-1

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“…According to adherents of interpersonal psychoanalysis, the unique patterns through which adults act upon their environments and relate to their interaction partners are rooted in interpersonal experiences (Brinich & Shelley, 2002). Neo‐Freudian theories, including “interpersonal psychoanalysis,” coined by Sullivan (1953), emerged in response to the dissatisfaction of certain scholars with the Freudian psychosexual theory of personality development. In their view, it put too much emphasis on the biological processes underlying an infant's identification with their caregivers (e.g., parents, grandparents, foster parents) instead of social and cultural processes (Guntrip, 2018).…”

Section: Psychodynamic Perspectivesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Navigating the theoretical landscape of loneliness research: How interdisciplinary synergy contributes to further conceptualizations

Delafontaine

Gasse

Mortelmans

2023

J of Family Theo & Revie

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Despite the relevance of loneliness to family scholarship, an attempt to integrate various perspectives on loneliness with relevant insights from loneliness research for understanding contemporary families has not yet been made. Although quantitative researchers have developed measures that have been fruitful in broadening insights about loneliness, they have failed to grasp its multidimensional and dynamic nature. Due to a shift in emphasis from lived experiences to correlational variables, loneliness research has been confronted with two particular problems. First, endeavors to refine previous conceptualizations of loneliness have stagnated. Second, research questions are scattered across a variety of disciplines. This article provides an integrated multidisciplinary theory from which it becomes clear that a family focus is of great importance to all disciplines concerned with loneliness, because opportunities for social interaction, relational standards, and sources of loneliness depend on familial and developmental histories and the cultural orientation of the families in which individuals live.

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Section: Psychodynamic Perspectivesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Navigating the theoretical landscape of loneliness research: How interdisciplinary synergy contributes to further conceptualizations

Delafontaine

Gasse

Mortelmans

2023

J of Family Theo & Revie

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“…Early relationship lessons are impacted by individual and environmental factors once youth engage in dating. Both the drive for and the relative success in achieving intimacy may be characterized by some degree of anxiety and other emotional responses to interpersonal interactions, as explicated through Sullivan's (1953) interpersonal theory. Moreover, youth and young adults navigate learned skillsets with more or less success within their respective social environments.…”

Section: Theoretical Foundations Of Dating Relationship Dynamicsmentioning

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Relationship Dynamics and Abusive Interactions in a National Sample of Youth and Young Adults

Mumford

Liu

Copp

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J Interpers Violence

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Stemming intimate partner violence among adults demands earlier education and skill-building supportive of healthy youth and young adult dating relationships. The current U.S.-based study examines a spectrum of youth and young adult relationship dynamics (RDs), inclusive of abusive interactions. In a nationally representative cohort of youth aged 10–18 at baseline and one parent or caregiver, survey responses regarding RDs from 618 participants ages 15–23 at wave 5 follow-up were analyzed. Latent class analysis of four positive dynamics, six problematic dynamics, and three scales of adolescent relationship abuse (ARA) were estimated, yielding four latent profiles of dating RDs. Relationships characterized by Unhealthy and Intense RDs both exhibited high probability of ARA but differed from each other in terms of other positive and problematic dynamics. Relationships characterized by Disengaged RDs had lower probability of ARA but elevated probability of awkward communications, negative feelings, social liability, and other challenging dynamics. Several baseline covariates were significantly associated with profiles of dating RDs approximately 5 years later. Younger participants were more likely to subsequently fall in an Intense or Disengaged RDs profile, as were participants with baseline emotional health problems. Further, classification in the Unhealthy RDs profile was less likely for participants reporting a better baseline relationship with their parents and more likely for those exposed to violence in childhood. These findings suggest that in addition to developmental maturity, youth and young adults would benefit from closer investigation and processing of past emotional and relational issues and traumas to foster healthier dating relationships.

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“…Obvykle se ale výzkumníci shodují na tom, že intimita zahrnuje sebeodhalování (self-disclosure), lásku či citový stav (affection), blízkost (closeness) a vzájemnou závislost mezi partnery (interdependence) (Doweny, 2001;Ward & Hudson, 1996in Wood, 2007. Intimní vztahování se k někomu je založeno na pozitivních behaviorálních komponentách, které se netýkají pouze představ, ale mají svůj vnější projev, styl komuni kace, v němž oba partneři zažívají pocit sdíleného významu (Sullivan, 1953;Erik-son, 1963;Firestone & Firestone, 2004). Intimita v partnerském vztahu vyjadřuje "pocit blízkosti, spojení, pouta, ale také prožívání štěstí s milovanou osobou, vzájemné porozumění a ohleduplnost, poskytování si emocionální podpory a ocenění, intimní komunikaci" (Výrost & Slaměník, 2008, s. 258).…”

Section: Sexualita Intimita a Psychosexuální Vývoj Jedince S Mentální...unclassified

Partnerské vztahy, intimita a sexualita osob s mentálním postižením

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Hermanová²,

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2022

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Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry (Sullivan)

Cited by 78 publications

References 5 publications

Navigating the theoretical landscape of loneliness research: How interdisciplinary synergy contributes to further conceptualizations

Navigating the theoretical landscape of loneliness research: How interdisciplinary synergy contributes to further conceptualizations

Relationship Dynamics and Abusive Interactions in a National Sample of Youth and Young Adults

Partnerské vztahy, intimita a sexualita osob s mentálním postižením

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