Michael F Hoyt
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4232596 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Michael F Hoyt |
| PRENOMES | Michael F |
| SOBRENOME | Hoyt |
| ASSINATURA | HOYT M F |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Yale University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 89 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1972 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Brief Therapy Conversations
Redundant Attempted Solutions
Beginning with the Mental Research Institute (MRI) in Palo Alto, California, a meta-model has been described in which redundant attempted solutions (RASs) are seen to maintain the mental difficulties that they attempt to resolve. Giorgio Nardone and his colleagues at the Centro di Terapia Strategica in Arezzo, Italy, have developed this constructivist approach via a strategic dialogue method that renders an initial diagnostic interview a delibera…
Constructing managed care, constructing brief therapy
Constructing managed care, constructing brief therapy
Contact, Contract, Change, Encore
An interview is presented in which Robert L. Goulding, M.D., describes aspects of his personal and professional development. He assigns special importance to his training with Fritz Perls and his long-term collaboration with Mary Goulding as the turning points of his life and career and discusses his views regarding key aspects of effective psychotherapy
Is Being “In Recovery” Self-Limiting
The author suggests that the doctrine of being “in recovery” can imply a basic fault or defect that may impede or limit one's sense of ever being totally OK
Psychodiagnosis of Personality Disorders
Accurate diagnosis of personality pathology contributes to useful clinical assessment and effective intervention. Earlier work on personality types by Ware (1983), Joines (1986, 1988), and others is expanded upon by the consideration of additional types and additional features within each type. Ten personality disorders are presented and a table summarizes and coordinates information drawn from transactional analysis, the DSM-III-R (American Psyc…
Resolution of a Transference-Countertransference Impasse
Countertransference interference is a problem often addressed in psychotherapy supervision. After a brief review of concepts, a case vignette is presented to illustrate the development of a transference-countertransference treatment impasse. The rapid resolution of the impasse via the use of Gestalt techniques in supervision is then described. It is emphasized that effective supervision may involve a combination of both didactic and experiential …
Resistance to brief therapy
Resistance to brief therapy
Therapist Resistances to Short–Term Dynamic Psychotherapy
Concerning Remorse
Remorse involves a sense of guilty and shameful condemnation having sources in both the Self and Other. In addition to providing punishment for real or imagined wrongdoing, remorse may function to preserve a relationship with the harmed Other, who is kept alive and intact as an internalized judge. As painful as the feelings of remorse are, they may be sought or clung to as a defense against having to give up the Other, who, via incorporative proc…
Observations Regarding Patients’ Reactions to the Jonestown Massacre and the Moscone–Milk Assassinations
Clinical Notes regarding the Experience of ‘Presences’ in Mourning
Several cases are described in which ‘presences’ or ‘energies’ were experienced as part of relinquishing attachments to lost persons. In each case, the experience occurred at the time of letting go, and all appeared to be critical and beneficial in the resolution of the mourning process. The evidence does not support any ready ‘scientific’ account; and it is emphasized that such experiences should be recognized and not discounted for lack of a cl…
On the Psychology and Psychopathology of Primal–Scene Experience
The importance of primal-scene experience is suggested by the wide range of attention it has received, with a multitude of derivative phenomena being attributed to its influence. Emphasis has been on possible psychiatric problems, and almost all available reports are clinical and anecdotal. The classical psychoanalytic view has been that such stimulation, be it through actual witnessing or fantasy, results (especially in children) in experience o…
Primal-scene experiences
The Frontier of Brief Psychotherapy
Increasing adherence to a stressful decision via a motivational balance-sheet procedure
Distinctiveness of social categorization and attitude toward ingroup members
Internal-External Control and beliefs about automobile travel
Birth order and the 1971 Los Angeles earthquake
Choice, Aversive Consequences, and the “Truth-Telling” Potential of the Situation as Integrating Concepts in Forced Compliance
Observer- Ss read descriptions of a number of prior forced-compliance experiments in which financial inducement was manipulated. Observer- Ss then rated these cover story-experimental manipulations along such dimensions as whether S's behavior was consistent with his own beliefs, the probability that S's act would deceive someone, the extent to which the observer- S would have experienced guilt as a result of his counter-attitudinal act, the exte…
Temporal situs of the effects of anticipated publicity upon commitment and resistance to countercommunication
In opposition to the rehearsal after commitment hypothesis previously offered by Hovland, Campbell, and Brock, it was hypothesized that the greater resistance to countercommun ication reported by those authors to exist amongst publicly committed subjects, as distinguished from those whose commitment was made anonymously, might merely be an artifact resulting from greater moderateness of opinion initially displayed by publicly committed subjects. …
Personal responsibility-for-consequences
Studies in forced compliance
Distinctiveness of social categorization and attitude toward ingroup members
Personal responsibility-for-consequences
Studies in forced compliance
Primal-scene experiences
Birth order and the 1971 Los Angeles earthquake
Increasing adherence to a stressful decision via a motivational balance-sheet procedure
Temporal situs of the effects of anticipated publicity upon commitment and resistance to countercommunication
In opposition to the rehearsal after commitment hypothesis previously offered by Hovland, Campbell, and Brock, it was hypothesized that the greater resistance to countercommun ication reported by those authors to exist amongst publicly committed subjects, as distinguished from those whose commitment was made anonymously, might merely be an artifact resulting from greater moderateness of opinion initially displayed by publicly committed subjects. …
Choice, Aversive Consequences, and the “Truth-Telling” Potential of the Situation as Integrating Concepts in Forced Compliance
Observer- Ss read descriptions of a number of prior forced-compliance experiments in which financial inducement was manipulated. Observer- Ss then rated these cover story-experimental manipulations along such dimensions as whether S's behavior was consistent with his own beliefs, the probability that S's act would deceive someone, the extent to which the observer- S would have experienced guilt as a result of his counter-attitudinal act, the exte…
Temporal situs of the effects of anticipated publicity upon commitment and resistance to countercommunication
In opposition to the rehearsal after commitment hypothesis previously offered by Hovland, Campbell, and Brock, it was hypothesized that the greater resistance to countercommun ication reported by those authors to exist amongst publicly committed subjects, as distinguished from those whose commitment was made anonymously, might merely be an artifact resulting from greater moderateness of opinion initially displayed by publicly committed subjects. …
Personal responsibility-for-consequences
Studies in forced compliance
Internal-External Control and beliefs about automobile travel
Birth order and the 1971 Los Angeles earthquake
Distinctiveness of social categorization and attitude toward ingroup members
Increasing adherence to a stressful decision via a motivational balance-sheet procedure
Primal-scene experiences
The Frontier of Brief Psychotherapy
On the Psychology and Psychopathology of Primal–Scene Experience
The importance of primal-scene experience is suggested by the wide range of attention it has received, with a multitude of derivative phenomena being attributed to its influence. Emphasis has been on possible psychiatric problems, and almost all available reports are clinical and anecdotal. The classical psychoanalytic view has been that such stimulation, be it through actual witnessing or fantasy, results (especially in children) in experience o…
Observations Regarding Patients’ Reactions to the Jonestown Massacre and the Moscone–Milk Assassinations
Clinical Notes regarding the Experience of ‘Presences’ in Mourning
Several cases are described in which ‘presences’ or ‘energies’ were experienced as part of relinquishing attachments to lost persons. In each case, the experience occurred at the time of letting go, and all appeared to be critical and beneficial in the resolution of the mourning process. The evidence does not support any ready ‘scientific’ account; and it is emphasized that such experiences should be recognized and not discounted for lack of a cl…
Concerning Remorse
Remorse involves a sense of guilty and shameful condemnation having sources in both the Self and Other. In addition to providing punishment for real or imagined wrongdoing, remorse may function to preserve a relationship with the harmed Other, who is kept alive and intact as an internalized judge. As painful as the feelings of remorse are, they may be sought or clung to as a defense against having to give up the Other, who, via incorporative proc…
Therapist Resistances to Short–Term Dynamic Psychotherapy
Resistance to brief therapy
Resistance to brief therapy
Psychodiagnosis of Personality Disorders
Accurate diagnosis of personality pathology contributes to useful clinical assessment and effective intervention. Earlier work on personality types by Ware (1983), Joines (1986, 1988), and others is expanded upon by the consideration of additional types and additional features within each type. Ten personality disorders are presented and a table summarizes and coordinates information drawn from transactional analysis, the DSM-III-R (American Psyc…
Resolution of a Transference-Countertransference Impasse
Countertransference interference is a problem often addressed in psychotherapy supervision. After a brief review of concepts, a case vignette is presented to illustrate the development of a transference-countertransference treatment impasse. The rapid resolution of the impasse via the use of Gestalt techniques in supervision is then described. It is emphasized that effective supervision may involve a combination of both didactic and experiential …
Is Being “In Recovery” Self-Limiting
The author suggests that the doctrine of being “in recovery” can imply a basic fault or defect that may impede or limit one's sense of ever being totally OK
Contact, Contract, Change, Encore
An interview is presented in which Robert L. Goulding, M.D., describes aspects of his personal and professional development. He assigns special importance to his training with Fritz Perls and his long-term collaboration with Mary Goulding as the turning points of his life and career and discusses his views regarding key aspects of effective psychotherapy
Constructing managed care, constructing brief therapy
Constructing managed care, constructing brief therapy
Redundant Attempted Solutions
Beginning with the Mental Research Institute (MRI) in Palo Alto, California, a meta-model has been described in which redundant attempted solutions (RASs) are seen to maintain the mental difficulties that they attempt to resolve. Giorgio Nardone and his colleagues at the Centro di Terapia Strategica in Arezzo, Italy, have developed this constructivist approach via a strategic dialogue method that renders an initial diagnostic interview a delibera…
Brief Therapy Conversations
Psychology (23 obras) · Social Psychology (13 obras) · Psychotherapist (11 obras) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (10 obras) · Psychoanalysis (9 obras) · Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics (5 obras) · Psychology of Social Influence (5 obras) · Clinical Psychology (4 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Psychiatry (4 obras)