Titlebook: Cognitive -Affective Processes; New Ways of Psychoan Ulrich Moser,Ilka Zeppelin (Psychoanalyst, Lecture Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin He

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-28107-6 The various attempts to describe defence processes as they are studied in a psychoanalytic situation by means of metapsychological concepts are not satisfactory. This may be due to a general difficulty in developing a satisfactory theory in psychoanalysis: generally, metapsychology does not permit

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Die Umsetzung der Selbstorganisation,ultitude of “inner? variables and relations. Thus, for example, the structural theory of psychoanalysis (id organization, ego organization, super-ego and self-ideal organization) developed an “early? regulatory theory without the resources of systems theory, cybernetics, and artificial intelligence.

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Introductionolleagues from psychoanalysis, computer science and artificial intelligence. This selection of papers is concerned with psychoanalytic theory, two of them (chapters 3 and 5.1.) having been instantiated in computer simulation runs.

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Discussion of “Computer Simulation of a Model of Neurotic Defence Processes”arameters and variables (anxiety, pleasure gain, cathexis, defence potentials, etc.). By this same argument, however, one can also question the whole metapsychology of psychoanalysis, which is verbally formulated, for there is no doubt that at the present time it can be tested only by the analyst’s

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Computer Simulation of a Model of Neurotic Defence Processes (Technical Part of the Project) The various attempts to describe defence processes as they are studied in a psychoanalytic situation by means of metapsychological concepts are not satisfactory. This may be due to a general difficulty in developing a satisfactory theory in psychoanalysis: generally, metapsychology does not permit

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The Application of the Simulation Model of Neurotic Defence Mechanisms to the Psychoanalytic Theory lize the psychoanalytic theory of the defence organization by means of computer languages. Formalization of a theory means that all concepts are broken down and systematically defined, i.e. variables of a system are motivation variables and/or observation variables or can be specified as relations b