Saul Scheidlinger, Ph.D.: 'The concept of identification in group psychotherapy'

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The perceptions of the observer in group psychotherapy affect the outcome the analytical process. Identification in group psychotherapy is different from the concept of transference which refers to the unconscious factors that mediate group interaction. However, the complexities that mediate the interactions between individual personalities affect the research on the concept of identification in group psychotherapy due to the subjective perceptions of the observer which is affect the assumptions of the analytical process.

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Communication difficulties among psychiatrists

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Psychiatric disorders are disturbances of the interpersonal and intrapersonal communication. The factors that mediate human interpersonal and intrapersonal interactions are modelled by communication. Distortions in the communication process leads to the development of emotional disorders. Furthermore, the correction of distortions in communication will eliminate the patient's emotional disorder by restoring normal interpersonal and intrapersonal communication.

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The concept of identification in group psychotherapy

Article Abstract:

Group psychotherapy evaluates the interaction of individual personalities and the factors that influence the dynamics of two-party communication. Evaluation of the unconscious processes that affect group interaction depends on the perception of the observer. The outcome of group therapy is therefore affected by the perception of the analyst on the unconscious and non-verbal interactions that mediate the interactions of individual personalities.

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