Female dependency in context

For many women, passive-dependent behavior serves a protective function in the maintenance of primary relationships. The therapist's ability to identify and appreciate the systemic meaning behind the patient's dependent posture is an important factor in facilitating autonomy and self-direction

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• Psychoanalytic theory as a unifying framework for 21st century personality assessment

  Robert F Bornstein•Psychoanalytic Psychology•2010

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• The meaning of difference

  Rachel T Hare‐mustin, Rachel T Hare-Mustin et al.•American Psychologist•1988

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• Adaptive and maladaptive aspects of dependency

  Robert F Bornstein•American Journal of Orthopsychiatry•1994

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• Refusing to be Marginalized

  Open Access•Gilli Watson, Carol B Scott et al.•Journal of Community & Applied…•1996

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• When “no” becomes “yes”

  Open Access•Sarah Walker, Sarah J Walker•Applied and Preventive Psychology•1997

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• The social construction of gender

  Open Access•Sophie Freud•Journal of Adult Development•1994

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• Why Expecting Conflict Is Good

  Open Access•Sandra S Tangri, Sharon Rae Jenkins•Sex Roles•1997

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• IV. Asking the Right Questions

  Open Access•Rachel T Hare‐mustin, Rachel T Hare-Mustin et al.•Feminism & Psychology•1994

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• Gender and family therapy

  Open Access•Linda L Terry•Contemporary Family Therapy•1992

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• Reframing the Female Client's Profile

  Open Access•Lois Braverman•Affilia•1986

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• Psychology Reconstructs The Female

  Open Access•Mary Crawford, Jeanne Marecek•Psychology of Women Quarterly•1989

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• Feminist Theory, Feminist Psychology

  Open Access•Mary Crawford, Jeanne Marecek•Psychology of Women Quarterly•1989

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• Reclaiming And Returning Gender To Context

  Open Access•Lucia Albino Gilbert•Psychology of Women Quarterly•1994

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• Mental Health and Psychological Functioning of Dual-Career Families

  Open Access•Lucia Albino Gilbert, Vicki C Rachlin et al.•The Counseling Psychologist•1987

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• The Uses of Enchantment

  Bruno Bettelheim•PsycEXTRA Dataset•1976

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• Phobias after marriage

  Open Access•Alexandra Symonds•The American Journal of…•1971

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• Internal prohibitions against female anger

  Open Access•Harriet E Lerner•The American Journal of…•1980

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