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The effect of subliminal oedipal and competitive stimulation on dart throwing: another miss.

Silverman and his associates have reported that subliminal presentation of oedipally relevant competitive stimuli can modify dart-throwing performance in male subjects. This study replicated their paradigm, but also examined the effects on performance of nonoedipal competitive stimuli. Our results failed to support Silverman's. Both types of subliminally presented competitive stimuli failed to have any systematic effect on dart-throwing performance.

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The role of the leader in managing the preoedipal patient in the group setting.

Preoedipal patients present a special problem in group treatment. This is because their difficulties arose largely before they learned to use words. Such patients are prone to act rather than talk. They do not respond well to interpretation. They must be approached and influenced through feelings. We can utilize the group to provide them with maturational experiences, helping them reach a more adult level of mental functioning so that our usual technical interventions can be brought into play. The paper discusses methods for enhancing this process, including reflection, emotional communication, using reconstruction to close developmental gaps, and immunization.

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