Titlebook: Markers of Psychosocial Maturation; A Dialectically-Info Mufid James Hannush Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Book 2021the ultimate purpose of living a balanced life. The book will appeal to students and scholars of human development, psychotherapy, social work, philosophy, and existential, humanistic, and phenomenological psychology.

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Introduction,hat are incipiently dialectical, it explains how the thirty essential, overlapping markers, which form the whole syndrome of psychosocial maturation, were derived and then distilled into ten thematic clusters.

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Balance: The Capacity to Establish and Maintain a Dialectical , Between Polar Lifeworld Meanings between seemingly opposite meaning movements (e.g., moving between what it means for me to trust-and-to-be-cautious) in their optimal di-stance (the stance I take) relative to each polar meaning. It is a meaning movement from (potential) disintegrative conflict to (potential) integrative harmony.

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Self-Analysis: The Capacity for , Through Self-Reflection patterns; (b) review one’s own developmental history; (c) link patterns to history of development. This ability to analyze one’s own experience critically in order to gain self-knowledge is seen to promote psychosocial maturation.

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Self-Understanding: The Capacity for , and Insight into the Selfy monitoring its meaning movements. It involves the process of becoming insightful especially of those habitually lived polar meanings, such as the need for dominance versus the need for surrender, that are lived, but yet are either neglected or suppressed.

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Self-Transcendence: The Capacity for , Through the Suspension of Belief/Judgmental Self with which we ordinarily identify in our everyday lives. It further involves identifying with a compassionately witnessing Self, a caringly participant-observer Self. Though never totally, we are then better poised to understand the basic essential, unadulterated meanings of our interpersona

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Balance: The Capacity to Establish and Maintain a Dialectical , Between Polar Lifeworld Meaningstion. Mature balance modulates the tension between polar meaning movements. Erik Erikson’s linear, stage-based model of human development is dialectically reformulated whereby balance is sought by modulating the polar meanings of trust-in-relation-to caution, independence-in-relation-to-dependence,

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Feelings: The Capacity to Balance One’s , and Come to Terms with the Ambivalences and Ambiguities oftable ambivalence, to stable ambivalence, and, finally, to a position of tolerance of ambiguity or ambiguous complexity. The ability to tolerate a high level of ambiguity involves the capacity to imaginatively evoke and maintain openness to a wide range of meanings, which in turn enhances one’s capa

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