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CHARACTER STRUCTURE: A GESTALT-COGNITIVE THEORY
Most theories of behavior and therapy have tended to focus on why behaviors are present. By contrast, the theory and practice of Gestalt therapy have focused primarily on how behaviors are present. This article describes a Gestalt model of character structure and function from the point of view of G...
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| description | Most theories of behavior and therapy have tended to focus on why
behaviors are present. By contrast, the theory and practice of
Gestalt therapy have focused primarily on how behaviors are present.
This article describes a Gestalt model of character structure and function
from the point of view of Gestalt process theory in coordination with
E. Tulving's (1985)
concept of procedural memory
from cognitive and developmental psychology. Current developmental
research is used to clarify how character as an operating system is
developed. This conceptual framework permits a description of how
character functions and has implications for creating change in
psychotherapy. Examples of the application of this formulation are
provided. |
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E. Tulving's (1985)
concept of procedural memory
from cognitive and developmental psychology. Current developmental
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E. Tulving's (1985)
concept of procedural memory
from cognitive and developmental psychology. Current developmental
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E. Tulving's (1985)
concept of procedural memory
from cognitive and developmental psychology. Current developmental
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