structuralized

Their stand with the Bible in the midst of humanism and secularism in the West has brought the needed alternative to a dying structuralized faith.

African blessings 2007

They describe the process by which the infant takes in internalizes the outside world, thereby acquiring basic perceptions of and attitudes toward the self and others that become structuralized within the person.

Object Relations Theory and Self Psychology in Social Work Practice EDA G. GOLDSTEIN 2001

They describe the process by which the infant takes in internalizes the outside world, thereby acquiring basic perceptions of and attitudes toward the self and others that become structuralized within the person.

Object Relations Theory and Self Psychology in Social Work Practice EDA G. GOLDSTEIN 2001

Certain of our maneuvers may, of course, appear quite complicated, if considered solely from the viewpoint of system-oriented, structuralized human scientific philosophy, which tends to separate items category by category.

Songs of the Arcturians Patricia L. Pereira 1996

Certain of our maneuvers may, of course, appear quite complicated, if considered solely from the viewpoint of system-oriented, structuralized human scientific philosophy, which tends to separate items category by category.

Songs of the Arcturians Patricia L. Pereira 1996

Kohut has been criticized for examining narcissism outside the context of the development of “structuralized derivatives of internalized object relations” (Kernberg, 1973, p. 258); for positing two separate lines of development (Giovacchini, 1976, p. 415); and for disregarding the part played by drives, especially the aggressive drive in the formation of character pathology (Kernberg, 1975; Volkan, 1976).

Clinical Work with Adolescents Judith Marks Mishne 1986

The "character" of a people (psychic group) consists of its more or less unconscious, because structuralized or incarnate, ideas, emotions, and volitions.

Evolution Of The Japanese, Social And Psychic Sidney Lewis Gulick 1902