Marvin Hurvich
Biographic Data
| ID | 5212052 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marvin Hurvich |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marvin |
| FAMILY NAME | Hurvich |
| SIGNATURE | HURVICH M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Long Island University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1959 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Another Kind of Evidence
Diagnostic utility of the Hurvich Experience Inventory/50
Fear of Psychic and Physical Destruction
The Place of Annihilation Anxieties in Psychoanalytic Theory
Survival-related clinical reports are abundantly found in the works of classical, object-relational, and self psychological writers, but are underrepresented in major theoretical formulations on anxiety. Fears of being overwhelmed, merged, penetrated, fragmented, and destroyed, as contents of unconscious and conscious fantasies, are regularly interrelated with the typical dangers. Fifteen preliminary propositions invite closer study of such appre…
Rorschach assessment of annihilation anxiety and ego functioning
Nightmares and annihilation anxiety.
Nightmares and annihilation anxiety
The relation between self-reported frequency of nightmares, as well as a number of saliency measures of the nightmare experience, and a self-report measure of annihilation anxiety was evaluated in two, independent college student populations. A significant positive relation was found between nightmare frequency and salience and annihilation anxiety. Furthermore, these findings were cross-validated across both samples. The results are discussed wi…
Nightmares and annihilation anxiety
Traumatic moment, basic dangers and annihilation anxiety
Traumatic moment, basic dangers and annihilation anxiety
L'angoisse de destruction du Moi et du Self (Annihilation Anxiety) apparait de maniere precoce dans le developpement de l'enfant. L'auteur le replace dans l'ontogenese de l'enfant et l'analyse en rapport avec la theorie freudienne
The DSM discussion continues
The DSM discussion continues
Ego Function Patterns in Schizophrenics
This study dealt with some aspects of a research project on ego function patterns in schizophrenia, in which materials from clinical interviews, psychological tests, and psychological laboratory procedures were separately rated for adaptive adequacy of various functions of the ego. 10 ego functions have been described, and sample definitions offered. Examples of how the ego functions are rated from interview, test, and laboratory procedures also …
Psychological Correlates of Depression
In the course of the psychoanalytic treatment of patients with neurotic-depressive reactions, it was noted that there was a high incidence of dreams with unpleasant content. This unpleasant content was of a particular kind; namely, the dreamer was the recipient of rejection, disappointment, humiliation, or similar unpleasant experiences in the dream content. A rating scale was constructed for the objective identification of these unpleasant theme…
The Place of Annihilation Anxieties in Psychoanalytic Theory
Survival-related clinical reports are abundantly found in the works of classical, object-relational, and self psychological writers, but are underrepresented in major theoretical formulations on anxiety. Fears of being overwhelmed, merged, penetrated, fragmented, and destroyed, as contents of unconscious and conscious fantasies, are regularly interrelated with the typical dangers. Fifteen preliminary propositions invite closer study of such appre…
Psychological Correlates of Depression
In the course of the psychoanalytic treatment of patients with neurotic-depressive reactions, it was noted that there was a high incidence of dreams with unpleasant content. This unpleasant content was of a particular kind; namely, the dreamer was the recipient of rejection, disappointment, humiliation, or similar unpleasant experiences in the dream content. A rating scale was constructed for the objective identification of these unpleasant theme…
Ego Function Patterns in Schizophrenics
This study dealt with some aspects of a research project on ego function patterns in schizophrenia, in which materials from clinical interviews, psychological tests, and psychological laboratory procedures were separately rated for adaptive adequacy of various functions of the ego. 10 ego functions have been described, and sample definitions offered. Examples of how the ego functions are rated from interview, test, and laboratory procedures also …
The DSM discussion continues
The DSM discussion continues
Traumatic moment, basic dangers and annihilation anxiety
Traumatic moment, basic dangers and annihilation anxiety
L'angoisse de destruction du Moi et du Self (Annihilation Anxiety) apparait de maniere precoce dans le developpement de l'enfant. L'auteur le replace dans l'ontogenese de l'enfant et l'analyse en rapport avec la theorie freudienne
Nightmares and annihilation anxiety.
Nightmares and annihilation anxiety
The relation between self-reported frequency of nightmares, as well as a number of saliency measures of the nightmare experience, and a self-report measure of annihilation anxiety was evaluated in two, independent college student populations. A significant positive relation was found between nightmare frequency and salience and annihilation anxiety. Furthermore, these findings were cross-validated across both samples. The results are discussed wi…
Nightmares and annihilation anxiety
Rorschach assessment of annihilation anxiety and ego functioning
The Place of Annihilation Anxieties in Psychoanalytic Theory
Survival-related clinical reports are abundantly found in the works of classical, object-relational, and self psychological writers, but are underrepresented in major theoretical formulations on anxiety. Fears of being overwhelmed, merged, penetrated, fragmented, and destroyed, as contents of unconscious and conscious fantasies, are regularly interrelated with the typical dangers. Fifteen preliminary propositions invite closer study of such appre…
Fear of Psychic and Physical Destruction
Diagnostic utility of the Hurvich Experience Inventory/50
Another Kind of Evidence
Psychology (14 works) · Psychotherapist (11 works) · Psychoanalysis (10 works) · Clinical Psychology (9 works) · Psychiatry (9 works) · Anxiety (8 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (6 works) · Annihilation (5 works) · Cognitive psychology (5 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works)