THE SMILING RESPONSE TO THE HUMAN FACE. I. METHODOLOGY, QUANTIFICATION AND NATURAL HISTORY.
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Biomedical subjects
R A SPITZ
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THE SMILING RESPONSE. II. VISUAL DISCRIMINATION AND THE ONSET OF DEPTH PERCEPTION.
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Child↗
THE DERAILMENT O DIALOGUE. STIMULUS OVERLOAD, ACTION CYCLES, AND THE COMPLETION GRADIENT.
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Animals↗
Some early prototypes of ego defenses.
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Child↗
On the genesis of superego components.
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Humans↗
Countertransference: comments on its varying role in the analytic situation.
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Countertransference↗
The role of deviant maturation in the pathogenesis of anxiety; discussion.
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Anxiety↗
Géza Róheim, 1891-1953.
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History, 19th Century↗
Authority and masturbation; some remarks on a bibliographical investigation.
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The psychopathic delinquent child; Round Table, 1949.
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Child↗
Psychiatric therapy in infancy.
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Humans↗
Infantile depression and the general adaptation syndrome; on the relation between physiologic model and psychoanalytic conceptualization.
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Child↗
[Transference and countertransference; the situation in psychoanalytic treatment, a genetic study of its moving forces].
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Countertransference↗
Transference: the analytical setting and its prototype.
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Humans↗
[SOME EARLY PROTOTYPES OF DEFENSE MECHANISMS].
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Defense Mechanisms↗
A note on the extrapolation of ethological findings (a reply to L. Szekely: 'biological remarks on fears originating in early childhood').
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Fear↗
[The development of first object relations; direct observations of infants during their first year].
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Humans↗