M. L. Kaplan

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Psychological testing. II. Current practice.
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Ego impairment and ego adaptation in schizophrenia.
  • M. L. Kaplan
  • Psychology, Medicine
  • Journal of projective techniques & personality…
  • 1 June 1967
Summary Recent clinical theory and evidence from research converge in describing schizophrenia as a pattern of cognitive defect. In this article the defect was described as an impairment in those… Expand
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Psychological testing. I. History and current trends.
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ORGANIZATION OF EXPERIENCE AMONG FAMILY MEMBERS IN THE IMMEDIATE PRESENT: A GESTALT/SYSTEMS INTEGRATION
How processes of family functioning are conceptualized influences a therapist's understanding and use of immediate experiential phenomena in the therapy setting. This article outlines two basic… Expand
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Processes of experiential organization in individual and family systems.
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The self-organization of human psychological functioning.
This article describes the traditional model of human psychological functioning which dominates current theorizing, contrasts it with the new, emerging perspective of self-organizing processes, and… Expand
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Resident attitude development and the ideological commitment of the staff of psychiatric training institutions.
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The Structural approach in psychological testing
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The Gestalt approach to stuttering.
This article describes the application of Gestalt therapy concepts to the treatment of stuttering. Within this framework stuttering is seen as an organized self-system rather than a symptom. This… Expand
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CHAPTER I – The Place and Importance of the Structural Approach in Psychological Evaluation
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