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|a Psychoanalysis as a science /
|c Leopold Bellak with the collaboration of James Walkup.
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|g Ch. 1.
|t Methodology.
|t Some Basic Principles.
|t An Imaginary Operationalization.
|t Example One: Ego Assessment.
|t Example Two: Psychotherapy.
|t Methodology and the Mundane --
|g Ch. 2.
|t Psychoanalytic Theory of Personality as Learning Theory.
|t Oedipus Simplified.
|t Perceptual Learning --
|g Ch. 3.
|t Psychoanalysis as a Perceptual Theory.
|t Perception and Apperception.
|t Forms of Apperceptive Distortion.
|t A Restatement of the Metapsychology of Projecting: Apperceiving as a Variant of Perception.
|t Perception and Clinical Phenomena --
|g Ch. 4.
|t Psychoanalysis as a Trait Psychology.
|t Traits.
|t Psychoanalysis and Traits.
|t Libidinal Development.
|t Ego, Id, and Superego.
|t Psychoanalytic Theory: "Types" and "Traits"
|t The Future --
|g Ch. 5.
|t Psychoanalysis as Developmental Theory.
|t Current Status.
|t Freud's Early Sightings of Development.
|t Freud on Developmental Theory.
|t The Next Generation: Anna Freud and Melanie Klein.
|t John Bowlby.
|t Margaret Mahler.
|t The Contemporary Scene.
|t Dan Stern --
|g Ch. 6.
|t An Operational Definition of the Ego.
|t Freud and Ego Psychology.
|t Ego Functions: A Brief History and Introduction.
|t Rating Ego Functions.
|t The Research Project.
|t Ego Function Assessment and Therapeutic Response.
|t The Broad Scope of Ego Function Assessment --
|g Ch. 7.
|t Philosophy and Psychoanalysis.
|t Bad Feelings and Suspicion.
|t Ludwig Wittgenstein.
|t Causes, Reasons, and Little Red Books.
|t Text Appeal--Appealing to the Text.
|t Karl Popper.
|t Falsification and Standards of Science.
|t A Matter of Attitude --
|g Ch. 8.
|t Psychoanalysis as a Form of Treatment and a Subject of Research.
|t Introduction to Research in Psychoanalysis.
|t What Makes Psychotherapy Researchable?
|t A Brief Historical Background.
|t A Few Words for the Consumer.
|t Methods.
|t An Early Effort.
|t Some Contemporary Examples.
|t Conclusion: The Future.
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