On the metapsychology of affects

Enckell, Henrik

doi:10.1080/01062301.2005.10592751

The Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Review

2005

DOI: 10.1080/01062301.2005.10592751

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On the metapsychology of affects

Henrik Enckell¹

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“…13 articles were found, 11 of which were psychoanalytic/psychodynamic; none were from a cognitive perspective. The articles were Arendt (2000), Binder (2005), Enckell (2005), Felding & Møller (1995), Jensen (2002), Jørstad (2001), Knutson (2004), Nielsen (1996), Storebø (2006a), Storebø (2006b), Stålfors (2004), Treppendal (1999), Visholm (1996). No article discussed on a general level what to do when encountering resistance in therapy.…”

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Resistance in cognitive therapy: An analysis of paradigm and contemporary practice

Haugaard¹,

Sandberg²

2008

Nordic Psychology

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The purpose of the article is to discuss resistance in cognitive therapy. Even though cognitive psychologists use the term resistance, it is not considered a term belonging to cognitive psychology in Scandinavia. This article seeks to demonstrate that the research into resistance and similar phenomena is congruent with the theoretical constructs of cognitive therapy, making systematic work with resistance possible within a cognitive framework. Several techniques are used today to reduce resistance, but they are often not discussed as such. We argue that it will prove advantageous to work with these techniques and others on a general level, relating them to causes of what might be termed resistant behavior.Correspondence: Kristian Sandberg, cand. psych.

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Resistance in cognitive therapy: An analysis of paradigm and contemporary practice

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Sandberg²

2008

Nordic Psychology

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The psychoanalytic theory of motivation: drive or affect?

Enckell¹

2007

The Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Review

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Bodily symptoms and a psychoanalytic model of affect

Äärelä¹

2008

The Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Review

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On the metapsychology of affects

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Resistance in cognitive therapy: An analysis of paradigm and contemporary practice

Resistance in cognitive therapy: An analysis of paradigm and contemporary practice

The psychoanalytic theory of motivation: drive or affect?

Bodily symptoms and a psychoanalytic model of affect

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