2013
DOI: 10.4324/9780203735640
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“…Masochistic behaviors represent a physical repetition of the emotional pain experienced when the child was "ripped off" mother's body evoking the initial experience of the painful separation. Balint (1959Balint ( , 1968) uses Hermann's ideas in explaining thrill-seeking behavior and describes different outcomes in object relations, depending on the early primary love relationship, which he calls the "undifferentiated mixup between mother and child" (Balint, 1968, pp. 66-68).…”
Section: Theoretical Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Masochistic behaviors represent a physical repetition of the emotional pain experienced when the child was "ripped off" mother's body evoking the initial experience of the painful separation. Balint (1959Balint ( , 1968) uses Hermann's ideas in explaining thrill-seeking behavior and describes different outcomes in object relations, depending on the early primary love relationship, which he calls the "undifferentiated mixup between mother and child" (Balint, 1968, pp. 66-68).…”
Section: Theoretical Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In one of the most thoughtful and balanced early evaluations of Ferenczi's work during his last few years, Balint (1969) speaks of Ferenczi's "grand experiment", which in some ways was subsequently repeated by Winnicott: "Great vistas open up; one is allowed to penetrate to unexpected depths of the human mind and into unexpected potentialities of human relationship; and yet, something in the end slips through our fingers and we remain intrigued but disappointed" (Balint, 1969, p. 114).…”
Section: Bermanmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…De acuerdo con esta perspectiva, a menos que los pacientes estén óptimamente frustrados, exhortados al progreso, ellos serán simplemente gratificados por la comprensión, demandando más y más, y permaneciendo en donde están. Un resultado menos afortunado de la "gratificación" se ha dicho que sería la llamada "regresión maligna" (Balint, 1968) en donde el acceso del analista a las demandas de su paciente es a través de la producción de una espiral de actitudes demandantes negativas, resistentes y apegadas. En un trabajo previo (Bacal, 1981), intenté distinguir la regresión terapéutica de la regresión maligna en base a su génesis: la regresión terapéutica ocurre como resultado de una falla catastrófica del objeto del self en pacientes con un self particularmente vulnerable.…”
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