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(1991). Subject Index. Conflict and Compromise: Therapeutic Implications, 231-238.

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(1991). Subject Index. Conflict and Compromise: Therapeutic Implications , 231-238

Subject Index Previous

Subject Index

Abstraction, levels of, 27-30

Acting out

components of, 24-25

as compromise formation, 21-22

Adhesive identification, 123

Affect

definition of, 17

origins of, 17

signal function of, 44-45, 46

Agglomeration, 122-123, 177

Agglutination, 122-123, 176-177

Aggressive drives, 216-217

Analyst

active, 111-112

as extrospective or introspective-empathic observer, 155-156

as good new object, 13-14

idealization of, 147-148

as participant observer, 159-160

as “rescuer,” 13

role of, in vicissitudes of inner conflict, 4-5

sensitivity of, 111

Analytic exploration, 53-56

Anticipation, capacity for, 34

Autistic objects, 122n

Average expectable environment, 2

Basic faults, concept of, 8

Bisexuality, conflict associated with, 36

Bizarre objects, 121-122, 122-123n

Borderline patient

conflict and deficit in, 77-94

psychoanalytically oriented treatment of, 80-93, 139

Borderline personality, 111

active analyst with, 111-112

descriptive features of, 77

DSM-III definition of, 77

ego deficits in, 195-196

psychoanalytic definition of, 78

Breastfeeding, developmental conflict in, 38

Bridge experience, 110-111

Character disorder, 112-113

clinical illustrations of, 68-76

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