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Among these features, he listed the five following defense mechanisms: devaluation, omnipotence, primitive idealization, projective identification, and splitting. In the ensuing decades, these defenses have become strongly associated with the borderline diagnosis.
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The defense structure of chronic schizophrenics was...
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21 lut 2023 · A person with BPD may shift from great admiration for a loved one (idealization) to intense anger toward or dislike of that person (devaluation). This article discusses the cycle of idealization and devaluation and why people with BPD might engage in this type of thinking.
1 sty 2020 · PDF | The present work aims to investigate in a schematic and organized way all the main human mechanisms of psychological defense identified in the... | Find, read and cite all the research you ...
1 sty 2013 · Among these features, he listed five defense mechanisms: devaluation, omnipotence, primitive idealization, projective identification, and splitting. Despite substantial interest by dynamically oriented clinicians, relatively little research has been conducted in this area in the ensuing decades.
The author questions whether Kernberg's suggestion that the interaction between splitting and other defence mechanisms—such as primitive idealization, omnipotence, devaluation and denial [disavowal]—gives an adequate psychodynamic explanation of borderline personality structures.
The defense structure of chronic schizophrenics was heterogenous. Except for primitive idealization, all primitive defense mechanisms correlated significantly with self-report measures of identity diffusion and impaired reality testing, which is consistent with theoretical assumptions.
21 sty 2013 · The author questions whether Kernberg's suggestion that the interaction between splitting and other defence mechanisms—such as primitive idealization, omnipotence, devaluation and denial [disavowal]—gives an adequate psychodynamic explanation of borderline personality structures.
