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For adults and even for infants and children, the sex drive is the primary motivating force, but it should be noted that in Freudian psychology, what is sexual is not only all about orgasm but 'all pleasurable sensation from the skin' such as kisses, caresses and other pleasurable tactile experiences (Boeree, 2009)....
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There is on one hand the medical service to individuals on a compassionate basis in psychiatry or a mental health context and on the other hand psychology and schools of behavioral theory aligned with State ideologies or political goals and operating together.... The paper "The Social Role, Functions, and Significance of the Psychotherapist" tells that the role of power in creating political authorities in schools of psychology should be included as an aspect of ethics in the professional practice of psychiatry or psychotherapy....
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The paper "Analytical Psychology" tells that central to Jung's theory of analytical psychology is the concept of the collective unconscious.... Jung's theory focused on the messages that the universe tries to give to man through his collective unconscious.... Hence, his theory was based not only on psychology but also on spirituality....
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This paper will critically review different aspects of jungian theories, psychology, therapy, and their approaches and ways through which they apply to human lives.... Eventually, his life long search towards a more fulfilling innersole bore the theory called Jungian analytical physiology.... His presence in the clinic granted him more experiences towards understanding therapy in a more critical perspective.... The nature of therapy According to Jungian, therapy is an aspect of sacrosanct nature and it is extremely difficult to prove its existence and work....
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The writer of this essay "Attachment: A True Psychosocial Model" will critically analyze the attachment theory from a psychological perspective.... Attachment theory according to John Bowlby states that humans are psychologically motivated by the need for attachment.... Attachment theory upholds that our survival is linked to and dependent upon the capacity to establish emotional ties.... The four basic assumptions of attachment theory have been robustly supported by observational research....
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This essay "A Primer of jungian Psychology" discusses eating disorder as a multifactor complicated disorder that may stem in an individual for various reasons combining social, familial, cultural, genetic, anatomical factors.... It has been found through several types of research that in combination with various other therapies like cognitive-behavioral therapy, familial therapy, individual therapy, rational emotive therapy, and interpersonal therapy along with medications may help in assisting in the treatment of eating disorders by restoring the health to its optimum....
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is next accomplishment was building a theory of archetypes and collective consciousness - this theory was formed of thinking in imagery or undirected thinking and he believed that collective unconscious had many such archetypical forms (Anthony Daniels,Jung's idea of causality starts off by laying down the three basic requirements: Causes must precede effects, causes and effects must occur concomitantly, the effects from the concerned cause should occur continually and should not be one-off....
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An author of the following essay attempts to relate the theory of jungian therapy to a practical experience of pastoral care as a student chaplain.... ungian Therapy, known as Analytical or depth psychology, uses dream analysis, music, any kind of spontaneous art form, or creative writing, the analysis of which would, in turn, help the patients to reach their unconscious or inner domain and this therapy promises better self-realization in them.... His theory is a slightly different form of psychoanalysis....
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