Paul V Trad
Biographic Data
| ID | 5708013 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul V Trad |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul V |
| FAMILY NAME | Trad |
| SIGNATURE | TRAD P V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cornell University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 22 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A prospective interpretation of unconscious processes during psychoanalytic psychotherapy.
Consensual validation the royal road to the representational self
Consensual validation, a term first used in psychoanalysis by Sullivan, refers to a technique that contrasts the patient's subjective perceptions with objective reality, juxtaposes the patient's past memories with the contemporaneous experience of the analytic encounter, and, in so doing, enhances the capacity for interpersonal experience. The diagnostic and treatment applications of consensual validation strive to overcome distortions contained …
Perceptions Seeking Consciousness
A repertoire of developmental capacities facilitates the infant's understanding of reality, including: categorization, amodal perception, effectance motivation, attachment behavior, primary and secondary processes. A newly described developmental phenomenon—previewing is the strategy by which the caregiver introduces the infant to upcoming developmental skill and the interpersonal implications this skill will have for the dyadic relationship. Thr…
A prospective interpretation of unconscious processes during psychoanalytic psychotherapy
In recent years, an increasing number of adults have entered psychotherapy because of flashbacks involving childhood sexual abuse. Although traditional techniques have proven useful for interpreting the latent content of these patients' narratives and dreams, a new technique labaled the prospective approach has been applied more recently. This model proposes that intrapsychic conflict impairs the patients' predictive abilities. The prospective ap…
A prospective interpretation of unconscious processes during psychoanalytic psychotherapy
Applying developmental previewing to the principles of family therapy
Psychoanalytic models. Paradigms and paradoxes
This article compares some traditional psychoanalytic models, and determines whether a new model can overcome some of the drawbacks of these earlier approaches. Five prominent psychoanalytic models are examined-Freudian, object-relations, interpersonal, self-psychology, and perspectivist. The similarities and limitations of these models are clarified and a new approach, the prospective model, is introduced. Clinical cases describe how the prospec…
The therapeutic use of previewing to deter parental abuse
Adolescent pregnancy
Menarche
Previewing and the therapeutic use of metaphor
This paper proposes a new technique for diagnosing and treating conflict in adult patients. Referred to as previewing, the technique is grounded in the developmental progression from somatic modes of representation to symbolic modes of representation. During early life, infants experience the world primarily through sensory phenomena. Later in childhood, however, symbolic modes of representation become pre‐eminent. The manner in which an individu…
The Darkling Plain
The modern age is one in which the sense of individual alienation mirrors society's escalating turmoil. Recent evidence suggests that the origins of this modern malaise may lie buried in the individual's infancy experiences. Nevertheless, there are individuals who progress from infancy to adulthood with an apparent immunity to depression. Such individuals appear able to predict the future course of events, operate with confidence in the world, ov…
The application of prospective strategies to family therapy
A developmental perspective on the use of metaphors in family therapy
The kiddie-infant descriptive instrument for emotional states (Kidies)
An objective instrument is described for measuring several affect states in infants and young children (KIDIES). The scoring system is ethologically based, describing the intensity and the frequency of each affect. It is midway between a fine-grained microanalytic method and a global subjective one. It aims to achieve the balance between quantitative rigor and feasibility needed for large-number clinical research. This report includes a descripti…
Previewing
Adaptation to Developmental Transformations During the Various Phases of Motherhood
The developmental processes that surround pregnancy and motherhood exert powerful and all-encompassing effects on the lives of the women undergoing such changes. Research has recently determined that the physiological and emotional transformations that occur in pregnant women may have a significant impact on the relationship that gradually develops between mothers and their infants. The growth of this relationship with the infant is directly rela…
Previewing
Previewing
On becoming a mother
On becoming a mother
On becoming a mother
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On becoming a mother
On becoming a mother
On becoming a mother
Previewing
Adaptation to Developmental Transformations During the Various Phases of Motherhood
The developmental processes that surround pregnancy and motherhood exert powerful and all-encompassing effects on the lives of the women undergoing such changes. Research has recently determined that the physiological and emotional transformations that occur in pregnant women may have a significant impact on the relationship that gradually develops between mothers and their infants. The growth of this relationship with the infant is directly rela…
Previewing
Previewing
The Darkling Plain
The modern age is one in which the sense of individual alienation mirrors society's escalating turmoil. Recent evidence suggests that the origins of this modern malaise may lie buried in the individual's infancy experiences. Nevertheless, there are individuals who progress from infancy to adulthood with an apparent immunity to depression. Such individuals appear able to predict the future course of events, operate with confidence in the world, ov…
The application of prospective strategies to family therapy
A developmental perspective on the use of metaphors in family therapy
The kiddie-infant descriptive instrument for emotional states (Kidies)
An objective instrument is described for measuring several affect states in infants and young children (KIDIES). The scoring system is ethologically based, describing the intensity and the frequency of each affect. It is midway between a fine-grained microanalytic method and a global subjective one. It aims to achieve the balance between quantitative rigor and feasibility needed for large-number clinical research. This report includes a descripti…
Psychoanalytic models. Paradigms and paradoxes
This article compares some traditional psychoanalytic models, and determines whether a new model can overcome some of the drawbacks of these earlier approaches. Five prominent psychoanalytic models are examined-Freudian, object-relations, interpersonal, self-psychology, and perspectivist. The similarities and limitations of these models are clarified and a new approach, the prospective model, is introduced. Clinical cases describe how the prospec…
The therapeutic use of previewing to deter parental abuse
Adolescent pregnancy
Menarche
Previewing and the therapeutic use of metaphor
This paper proposes a new technique for diagnosing and treating conflict in adult patients. Referred to as previewing, the technique is grounded in the developmental progression from somatic modes of representation to symbolic modes of representation. During early life, infants experience the world primarily through sensory phenomena. Later in childhood, however, symbolic modes of representation become pre‐eminent. The manner in which an individu…
A prospective interpretation of unconscious processes during psychoanalytic psychotherapy.
Consensual validation the royal road to the representational self
Consensual validation, a term first used in psychoanalysis by Sullivan, refers to a technique that contrasts the patient's subjective perceptions with objective reality, juxtaposes the patient's past memories with the contemporaneous experience of the analytic encounter, and, in so doing, enhances the capacity for interpersonal experience. The diagnostic and treatment applications of consensual validation strive to overcome distortions contained …
Perceptions Seeking Consciousness
A repertoire of developmental capacities facilitates the infant's understanding of reality, including: categorization, amodal perception, effectance motivation, attachment behavior, primary and secondary processes. A newly described developmental phenomenon—previewing is the strategy by which the caregiver introduces the infant to upcoming developmental skill and the interpersonal implications this skill will have for the dyadic relationship. Thr…
A prospective interpretation of unconscious processes during psychoanalytic psychotherapy
In recent years, an increasing number of adults have entered psychotherapy because of flashbacks involving childhood sexual abuse. Although traditional techniques have proven useful for interpreting the latent content of these patients' narratives and dreams, a new technique labaled the prospective approach has been applied more recently. This model proposes that intrapsychic conflict impairs the patients' predictive abilities. The prospective ap…
A prospective interpretation of unconscious processes during psychoanalytic psychotherapy
Applying developmental previewing to the principles of family therapy
Psychology (22 works) · Developmental psychology (17 works) · Psychotherapist (12 works) · Psychoanalysis (10 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (9 works) · Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Child Therapy and Development (7 works) · Cognitive psychology (7 works) · Interpersonal communication (6 works)