Criminal Psychodynamics. A Platform

Developmental Psychodynamics

Psychodynamics of a Successful Executive

The study is based primarily on the in-depth interviewing of 150 middle-level executives (all males) representing three business concerns in Northern India and was designed to make a statistical comparison between two groups of executives--obviously successful and obviously unsuccessful--in terms of their background variables, critical decisions (academic and professional) of life, and their in...

General Principles of Psychodynamics

r sychiatry is the medical specialty that studies disorders of behavior and experience, both affective and cognitive. Like other branches of medicine, it considers 1) the phenomenology of the normal and abnormal, 2) systems of classification and epidemiological information, 3) etiology, 4) diagnosis, and 5) prevention and treatment. Because human behavior is complex, psychiatry draws on many fi...

Brain organization and psychodynamics.

Any attempt to link brain neural activity and psychodynamic concepts requires a tremendous conceptual leap. Such a leap may be facilitated if a common language between brain and mind can be devised. System theory proposes formulations that may aid in reconceptualizing psychodynamic descriptions in terms of neural organizations in the brain. Once adopted, these formulations can help to generate ...

The psychodynamics of psychosis † Brian

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) schizophrenia guideline (2009) recommends that healthcare professionals may consider using psychoanalytic and psychodynamic principles to help them understand patients’ experiences and interpersonal relationships. This is the first of a brief series of articles considering how NICE’s recommendation might be put into practice, outl...