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PubMed1994

[Murderous sense of guilt].

The author provides a treatment report on the psychoanalysis of a juvenile murderer, the focus being on the unconscious determinants of the crime. To obviate the danger of a folie à deux the analyst was observed in his efforts by four experienced clinicians-two men and two women who turned in regular progress commentaries on the course the treatment was taking. Work with the analysand centered around the question whether and how the crime could be "explained" or at least made susceptible of explanation. Treurniet's gripping case history-result of a scientific exploration work-is a demonstration of what the clinical practice of psychoanalysis can in fact achieve on such difficult terrain as penal correction and resocialization (in the framework of the Dutch Mesdag Clinic).

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PubMed1995

The role of shame and guilt in the intergenerational transmission of abusiveness.

Shame-proneness has been found to be related to anger arousal and a tendency to externalize attributions for one's own behavior, both common features of men who assault their wives. The present study examined a potential origin of a shame-prone style by analysing reports of shaming experiences by ones' parents as reported by a population of assaultive males. Significant relationships were found for recollections of shaming actions by parents on adult anger, abusiveness (as reported by the men's wives), and a constellation of personality variables related to abusiveness in prior research. These associations maintained even after corrections were made for response sets such as social desirability. These shaming actions were largely comprised of recollections of parental punishment that were public, random, or global. The role of shame experiences in disturbances of self-identity and rage is discussed.

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Guilt complex.

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