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1993
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Journal Article
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psychotherapy, productive thinking, problem solving, Gestalt psychology, Gestalt theory, Gestalt Theoretical Psychotherapy
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Psychology
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http://gestalttheory.net/gth/
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German
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PUB ID:
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103-405-209
(Last edited on
2005/03/13 08:36:49 US/Mountain)
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ABSTRACT:
From its beginnings Gestalt theory has made efforts to work out the inherent laws of psychic proceedings. In doing so it made use of a phenomenal method and of the experiment. In addition to the field of perception it was especially that of productive thinking, the exploration of which could corroborate the final and holistic position of Gestalt theory.
It is just the observations made in the investigation of productive processes of thinking that can give a lot of impulse and hints for psychotherapeutic work. A really growth-oriented therapy develops according to steps of development similar to productive and progressive thinking. What it is all about is a process of change aimed in the direction of a 'good Gestalt', supported step by step by self-responsibility and insight.
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