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428 related items for PubMed ID: 1236838

  • 21. Narcissistic personality as a symbiotic character disorder.
    Robbins M.
    Int J Psychoanal; 1982; 63(Pt 4):457-73. PubMed ID: 7152809
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  • 22. Some additional remarks on problems of transference.
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  • 23. Affects and their non-communication.
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  • 24. Self-protections in the narcissistic transference.
    Giovacchini PL.
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  • 25. Paradise lost--bulimia, a closet narcissistic personality disorder: a developmental, self, and object relations approach.
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  • 28. Narcissism and unconscious communication.
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  • 29. Alienation: character neuroses and narcissistic disorders.
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  • 30. Victim, victimizer: interaction in the psychotherapy of borderline patients.
    Nadelson T.
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  • 31. Vicissitudes of identification as observed in character pathology.
    Vollmer Filho G.
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  • 32. The narcissistic alliance and progressive transference neurosis in serious regressive states.
    Corwin HA.
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  • 33. The psychoanalytic paradox: the self as a transitional object.
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  • 34. Psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic psychotherapy of the older patient. A developmental crisis in an aging patient: comments on development and adaptation.
    Sandler AM.
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  • 35. Alteration of the ego due to defensive processes and the limitations of psychoanalytic treatment.
    Beland H.
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  • 36. The self as a transitional object: its relationship to narcissism and homosexuality.
    Natterson JM.
    Int J Psychoanal Psychother; 1976 Aug; 5():131-43. PubMed ID: 955786
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  • 37. The different narcissistic disturbances of personality and their psychotherapeutic approach.
    Battegay R.
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  • 38. The grandiose character, primary type.
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  • 39. Further contributions to the treatment of narcissistic personalities.
    Kernberg OF.
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  • 40. Ego-syntonic object manipulation: the formation of a submissive relationship.
    Eckstaedt A.
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