Primitive defenses: cognitive aspects and therapeutic handling
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Abstract
In this paper the primitive defenses first described by Melanie Klein under the label of "schizoid mechanisms" are examined. The defenses considered are splitting the pathological uses of identification and projective identification, and the psychotic forms of denial. This examination is twofold: (1 …
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| Authors | Groh LS;; |
| Journal | international journal of psychoanalytic psychotherapy |
| Year | 1970 |
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