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Pathogenic Beliefs
Control-Mastery theory assumes that the patient's problems are
rooted in grim, constricting pathogenic beliefs that the patient
acquires in the traumatic experiences of childhood. The driving
force behind the psychotherapeutic process is the patient's conscious
and unconscious desire to recover the capacity to pursue life goals
by gaining control and mastering self-destructive patterns of thoughts
and behaviors.
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The Development of Pathogenic Beliefs That Result in
Chronic Depressive Disorders: A Control Mastery Formulation,
by Aleka Chase (248 KB) |
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A Control-Mastery Case Formulation of
a Successful Treatment for Major Depression, by Polly
B. Fretter, University of California, San Francisco (953
KB) |
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A Discussion of Joe Weiss's Theory of
the Psychoanalytic Process as Presented in The Psychoanalytic
Process: Theory, Clinical Obervations, and Empirical Research,
by J. Weiss, H. Sampson, and the Mt. Zion Psychotherapy Research
Group (10 MB) |
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A Method for Establishing Reliability
of Statements from Psychodynamic Case Formulations,
by Saul E. Rosenberg, Ph.D., George Silberschatz, Ph.D., John
T. Curtis, Ph.D., Harold Sampson, Ph.D., and Joseph Weiss, M.D.
(230 KB) |
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Bondage Fantasies and Beating Fantasies,
by Joseph Weiss, M.D. (907 KB) |
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Co-Narcissism: How We Accommodate to
Narcissistic Parents, by Alan Rappoport, Ph.D. (32
KB) |
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Control-Mastery Theory, by Joseph
Weiss (384 KB) |
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Control-Mastery Theory in
Couples Therapy, by Dennis J. Zeitlin (2.1 MB) |
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Freeing Oneself from Pathogenic Adaptations:
A Contribution to Control-Mastery Theory, by Alan Rappoport,
Ph.D. (24 KB) |
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Further Research on the Psychoanalytic
Process, by Joseph Weiss, M.D., Hal Sampson, Ph.D.,
Suzanne Gassner, Ph.D., and Joseph Caston, M.D. (3.3 MB) |
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How Patients Coach Their Therapists in
Psychotherapy, by John Bugas and George Silberschatz
(531 KB) |
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How the Patient's Sense of Danger and
Safety Influence the Analytic Process, by Harold Sampson,
Ph.D. (518 KB) |
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Pathogenic Beliefs and Guilt in Human
Evolution: Implications for Psychotherapy,
by Lynn E. O'Connor, Ph.D. (1.7 MB) |
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Reply to Greenberg, by Harold
Sampson, Ph.D. (229 KB) |
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The Centrality of Adaptation,
by Joseph Weiss, M.D. (820 KB) |
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The Central Role of Pathogenic Expectations
and Beliefs in a Case of Intense Genital Damage Anxiety,
by Suzanne M. Gassner, Ph.D., San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute
(1,480 KB) |
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The Nature of the Patient's Problems
and How in Psychoanalysis the Individual 'Works to Solve Them,
by Joseph Weiss, M.D., San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute
(438 KB) |
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The Patient's Adaptive Uses of the Analyst,
by Joseph Weiss, M.D. (864 KB) |
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The Problem of Adaptation to Reality
in Psychoanalytic Theory, by Harold Sampson, Ph.D.
( 720 KB) |
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The Role of Interpretation,
by Joseph Weiss, M.D. (778 KB) |
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The Role of 'Real' Experience in Psychopathology
and Treatment, by Hal Sampson, Ph.D. (963 KB) |
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The Role of Traumatic Experience in Panic
Disorder and Agoraphobia, by Suzanne M. Gassner, Ph.D.,
San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute and University of California,
Berkeley |
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The Role of Unconscious Pathogenic Beliefs:
Agoraphobia, by Cynthia J. Shilkret, South Hadley,
MA (716 KB) |
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The Talking Cure Revisited: Content Analyses
of a Two-Year Psychodynamic Therapy, by Nnamdi Pole
and Enrico E. Jones, University of California, Berkeley (192
KB) |
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