Edward Zerin
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5965813 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Edward Zerin |
| NOMBRES | Edward |
| APELLIDO | Zerin |
| FIRMA | ZERIN E |
| AFILIACIONES | 3823 Bowsprit Circle, Westlake Village, CA, U.S.A. |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 0 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1980 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2004 |
| ÍNDICE H | 0 |
The “Q” Model and the “Q” Model Checklist
This article describes the “Q” model diagram, themes, and checklist and demonstrates the use of the “Q” model checklist as a diagnostic, treatment, teaching, and evaluative instrument for individual and couple therapy
A Comparative Study of Chinese and American High School Students’ Responses to Stress under Pressure
This article compares the responses of a group of Chinese high school age girls with the responses of a group of American high school age girls concerning their relationships with friends and famil
A Meta Model for the Unifying of Psychological Theories
Script and Counterscript
A first-generation Israeli-born transactional analyst describes script influences on the creation of the State of Israel and subsequent developments there
Methods of Human Knowing
This article examines the epistemological methods of rationalism, empiricism, and intuitionism with regard to their use during three periods of history: 1) until the sixteenth century, 2) from the seventeenth to the twentieth century, and 3) the second half of the twentieth century. It emphasizes the importance of clarifying underlying epistemological differences among 1) psychological theories and methods, 2) worldviews influencing patients, and…
Epistemology and Psychotherapy
One of the primary intellectual challenges of our time is discovering how to develop commitment in an age of uncertainty. This article traces the roots of this challenge to the historic conflict in the physical sciences between deductive and inductive approaches to truth. The attitudes of Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, Bacon, Hume, and Kant are examined, and the hypothetico-deductive alternative to traditional deductive and inductive approaches is …
The Power of Suggestion
The case of an enuretic child illustrates the power that suggestion in the form of an animal story can exercise both on conscious and subconscious levels and in terms of its ameliorative effect on Parent, Adult, and Child patterns and script development. The therapeutic interventions in the form of the therapist's conversations with Brown Bear are described. A discussion of the theory, choice of treatment method, and explanation of the outcome fo…
The “Q” Model©
The “Q” Model provides both the clinical and the organizational specialist with a continuum of personality theory ranging from well-being to pathology.The “Q” Model Diagram is described and related to six frequently-identified personality types with their characteristic cognitive, affective and behavior patterns, giving the model immediate practical application in all fields of Human Relations.The Diagram is structured as a bi-polar continuum, em…
Finishing Unfinished Business
The Drama Triangle, when used in a multigenerational approach, is an efficient diagnostic tool for marital therapy. Couples generally seek to finish their “unfinished business” with their parents through a marriage arrangement. Either they seek to replicate or to reverse their Family of Origin situation. Unless these issues are resolved, individuals will enter into and fall out of marriages, repeating the process again and again, hoping that some…
The Four Racket Quadrants
The Four Racket Quadrants (4RQs) are original diagrams useful both as a theoretical and clinical instrument. The paper describes the structural design and functional patterns of the 4RQs and integrates fifteen contributions from TA literature into a practical diagnostic and prognostic instrument. Additional informationNotes on contributorsEdward ZerinEdward Zerin, PhD, CM, is Co-director, Westlake Center for Marital and Family Counseling in Westl…
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The Four Racket Quadrants
The Four Racket Quadrants (4RQs) are original diagrams useful both as a theoretical and clinical instrument. The paper describes the structural design and functional patterns of the 4RQs and integrates fifteen contributions from TA literature into a practical diagnostic and prognostic instrument. Additional informationNotes on contributorsEdward ZerinEdward Zerin, PhD, CM, is Co-director, Westlake Center for Marital and Family Counseling in Westl…
Finishing Unfinished Business
The Drama Triangle, when used in a multigenerational approach, is an efficient diagnostic tool for marital therapy. Couples generally seek to finish their “unfinished business” with their parents through a marriage arrangement. Either they seek to replicate or to reverse their Family of Origin situation. Unless these issues are resolved, individuals will enter into and fall out of marriages, repeating the process again and again, hoping that some…
The “Q” Model©
The “Q” Model provides both the clinical and the organizational specialist with a continuum of personality theory ranging from well-being to pathology.The “Q” Model Diagram is described and related to six frequently-identified personality types with their characteristic cognitive, affective and behavior patterns, giving the model immediate practical application in all fields of Human Relations.The Diagram is structured as a bi-polar continuum, em…
The Power of Suggestion
The case of an enuretic child illustrates the power that suggestion in the form of an animal story can exercise both on conscious and subconscious levels and in terms of its ameliorative effect on Parent, Adult, and Child patterns and script development. The therapeutic interventions in the form of the therapist's conversations with Brown Bear are described. A discussion of the theory, choice of treatment method, and explanation of the outcome fo…
Epistemology and Psychotherapy
One of the primary intellectual challenges of our time is discovering how to develop commitment in an age of uncertainty. This article traces the roots of this challenge to the historic conflict in the physical sciences between deductive and inductive approaches to truth. The attitudes of Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, Bacon, Hume, and Kant are examined, and the hypothetico-deductive alternative to traditional deductive and inductive approaches is …
Methods of Human Knowing
This article examines the epistemological methods of rationalism, empiricism, and intuitionism with regard to their use during three periods of history: 1) until the sixteenth century, 2) from the seventeenth to the twentieth century, and 3) the second half of the twentieth century. It emphasizes the importance of clarifying underlying epistemological differences among 1) psychological theories and methods, 2) worldviews influencing patients, and…
Script and Counterscript
A first-generation Israeli-born transactional analyst describes script influences on the creation of the State of Israel and subsequent developments there
A Comparative Study of Chinese and American High School Students’ Responses to Stress under Pressure
This article compares the responses of a group of Chinese high school age girls with the responses of a group of American high school age girls concerning their relationships with friends and famil
A Meta Model for the Unifying of Psychological Theories
The “Q” Model and the “Q” Model Checklist
This article describes the “Q” model diagram, themes, and checklist and demonstrates the use of the “Q” model checklist as a diagnostic, treatment, teaching, and evaluative instrument for individual and couple therapy
Psychology (9 obras) · Transactional analysis (5 obras) · Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy (5 obras) · Psychotherapist (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras) · Philosophy (3 obras) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (3 obras) · Social Psychology (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras)