The Confusion of Tongues Between Adults and Children

His theory is to abandon psychopathology, to support the quality of self-emotional development, and how individual subjective experiences in early childhood relations promote their development 1995). Winnicott focused on maternal and child relationships and incorporated most of Klein's ideas into reality inside the baby and its object (Mitchell & Black, 1995).

Ferenczi's 1933 paper "The Confusion between Adults and Children" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955) is a detailed and impressive look at the psychology of child's sexual abuse and the process of trauma, denial, guilt, and division I have an explanation. . Memory, followed by "personal division". Ferenczi pointed to the latter that all divisions of personality are expressed as "people do not know the existence of others" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955: 165). His explanation is similar to the current understanding of the separation process. And it is now considered to be the central feature of adapting to severe trauma.

Ferenczi's 1933 paper "The Confusion between Adults and Children" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955) is a detailed and impressive look at the psychology of child's sexual abuse and the process of trauma, denial, guilt, and division Provide explanations. . Memory, followed by "personal division". Ferenczi pointed to the latter that all divisions of personality are expressed as "people do not know the existence of others" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955: 165). His explanation is similar to the current understanding of the separation process. And it is now considered to be the central feature of adapting to severe trauma.

Ferenczi's 1933 paper "The Confusion between Adults and Children" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955) is a detailed and impressive look at the psychology of child's sexual abuse and the process of trauma, denial, guilt, and division Provide explanations. . Memory, followed by "personal division". Ferenczi pointed to the latter that all divisions of personality are expressed as "people do not know the existence of others" (Ferenczi, 1933/1955: 165). His explanation is similar to the current understanding of the separation process. And it is now considered to be the central feature of adapting to severe trauma.