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Avaliação da mudança em psicanálise através do Psychodynamic Conflict Rating Scales (PCRS): Estudo de caso sistemático
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O objetivo deste estudo consistiu na avaliação e compreensão da mudança dos conflitos psicodinâmicos. Para tal, analisaram-se notas de sessões de uma Psicanálise de 3 anos e 8 meses através do Psychodynamic Conflict Rating Scales (PCRS, Perry, 1990). Classificaram-se os critérios adaptativos, os critérios patológicos e o padrão dos conflitos de uma paciente no início, 12, 24, 36 e 44 meses. Foram encontrados dois conflitos definitivos e dois conflitos centrais para a explicação da patologia da paciente. E concluiu-se que ocorreram mudanças exponenciais nos conflitos a partir dos 24 meses de terapia. Verificando-se uma maior adaptação do que patologia no final da Psicanálise.
ABSTRACT: The aim of this study consisted in the assess and understanding of psychodynamic conflicts change during an analysis. For this purpose we analyzed session notes of a Psychoanalysis that lasted 3 years and 8 months through the Psychodynamic Conflict Rating Scales (PCRS, Perry, 1990). Pathological features, adaptive criteria and conflicts pattern of a patient were rated at the beginning, 12, 24, 36 and 44 months. We found two definitive and two central conflicts for the explanation of the patient’s pathology. It was concluded that exponential changes in conflicts occurred from the 24 months onward. We found a greater adaptation than pathology at the end of analysis.
ABSTRACT: The aim of this study consisted in the assess and understanding of psychodynamic conflicts change during an analysis. For this purpose we analyzed session notes of a Psychoanalysis that lasted 3 years and 8 months through the Psychodynamic Conflict Rating Scales (PCRS, Perry, 1990). Pathological features, adaptive criteria and conflicts pattern of a patient were rated at the beginning, 12, 24, 36 and 44 months. We found two definitive and two central conflicts for the explanation of the patient’s pathology. It was concluded that exponential changes in conflicts occurred from the 24 months onward. We found a greater adaptation than pathology at the end of analysis.
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Dissertação de mestrado apresentada ao ISPA – Instituto Universitário
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Conflitos psicodinâmicos Processos de mudança Adaptação Psicanálise PCRS Estudo de caso Psychodynamic conflicts Change processes Adaptation Psychoanalysis Case study