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Does family therapy need psychiatrists? Do psychiatrists need family therapy?

BACKGROUND: While many sufferers from mental health problems require a therapeutic approach that can see the patient in his systemic context without losing sight of pathology that is located in the individual, few in fact receive such treatment. DATA: The therapy of an individual and of his family is presented by way of illustration of the above point. CONCLUSION: Clinical experience suggests that trainees in psychiatry (and other mental health professions) should be expected to reach a level of proficiency in family therapy at least equal to that expected of them in the various individual approaches; benefits would accrue to themselves, to the profession, to family therapy and, most importantly, to their patients.

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[Recognize the victim in need: the effect of situational cues and priming on identification of need for help].

An experimental study investigated the joint influence of priming and situational cues on the perceived neediness of a target. A scrambled sentence test was used to prime two groups with the concepts of neediness and safety. In a third group a neutral concept was activated. A free description of the target and a subsequent adjective rating were applied as dependent measures. Although results indicated that both factors affected the attribution of neediness on a free description, the effects of priming were only apparent on this measurement and disappeared on the second task.

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