Power and PartneringPsychology Press, 1995 - 160 páginas Power and Partnering examines the relationship between power and equal partnering within the context of a couple's relationship. It also features the second in a series of transcripts from the work of master therapist Virginia Satir. This interview excerpt addresses the benefits of the growth or seed model as compared to the threat and reward model in human behavior. Captioning the concepts "Ways of Viewing the World," Virginia Satir points to the vast advantages of the growth model over a dominance and submission model. This discussion follows a role-played situation in which the discomfort of the misuse of power is made clear.Power and Partnering benefits therapists working with couples who would like to bring mutuality and equal partnering in terms of the use of power between a pair. It sheds new light on the issue of inequality in relationships through its coverage of these topics:
|
Índice
Beyond the Dominance | 1 |
Comment on Virginia Satirs Ways | 15 |
A Fresh Look | 35 |
2 | 63 |
Male Identity and Intimacy | 69 |
Industry vs Inferiority | 75 |
Identity vs Role Confusion | 81 |
Ego Integrity vs Despair | 88 |
15 | 93 |
Power Tools | 95 |
Men and Dependence | 101 |
Conclusions | 109 |
Who Has the Power?A Response | 115 |
35 | 125 |
Términos y frases comunes
adult Analysis Journal article/chapter Barbara Jo Brothers behavior boys Bray client clinical co-indexing entry note Co-published simultaneously Colorado State University correlation Couples Therapy Delivery Center 1-800-3-HAWORTH differentiation Document Delivery Center emotional epigenetic epigenetic diagram Erikson Example item experience family system Family Therapy fathers feel gender gender role Harley Harley's Haworth co-indexing entry Haworth Document Delivery Haworth Press identity and intimacy Identity Confusion individual integrative Intergenerational issues Journal of Couples levels London male identity Marital Satisfaction marriage married masculinity men's Miedzian mortido mother orgastic potency PAFS-Q PAIRS parents Penelope Personal Authority pleasure Power and Partnering psychological psychotherapy rela relation responsibility Robert Bly roles Roslyn Schwartz Sandra scores sexual share power ship social social learning theory Spousal Intimacy stage systems theory theory therapist Therapy The Haworth things tion tional tionships traditional Transactional Analysis Tudor Ulysses Virginia Virginia Satir women