We review research evidence on the emergence and development of active “self-and-other”
awareness in infancy, and examine the importance of its motives and emotions to mental …

Abstract Accelerated Experiential‐Dynamic Psychotherapy integrates experiential,
relational, and psychodynamic elements. Deep authentic affective experience and its …

Although theories of early social development emphasize the advantage of mother-infant
rhythmic coupling and bidirectional coordination, empirical demonstrations remain sparse …

Human beings are not merely social, they are inherently cultural. Infants are born with
motives in their complex brains that lead them to learn through communicating about …

How a person speaks says as much, if not more, than what they say. Nonverbal cues, such
as facial expression, posture and tone of voice are part of all interpersonal relatedness …

The common affectional interchange between infants and adults, colloquially called" baby
talk," is important to the normal emotional, intellectual, psychosocial, and linguistic …

Intersubjectivity theory holds that the self forms through relationships with others in a
dialectic process. Although affect attunement is central to early self–other differentiation …

Zusammenfassung In der Vorstellung, Alexithymie sei auf eine Störung im Verarbeiten von
Affekten zurückzuführen, haben RD Lane und GE Schwartz (1987) eine Theorie zur …

The personality is a dynamic system. Like all other dynamic systems, it must be self‐
organized. In this paper I focus upon the archetype‐as‐such, that is, upon the essential core …

One hundred nineteen male and 67 female violent and nonviolent offenders incarcerated in
the New York City jail system completed questionnaires measuring affective and cognitive …