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D. Offer, M. Sabshin (1967)
Research alliance vs. therapeutic alliance: a comparison.The American journal of psychiatry, 123 12
H. Deutsch (1945)
The psychology of Women : a psychoanalytic interpretationAmerican Journal of Psychology, 58
P. Blos (1962)
On Adolescence
A. Gesell, F. Ilg, L. Ames (1956)
Youth—The Years From Ten to SixteenThe Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 125
R. Nixon (1962)
The art of growing : a guide to psychological maturity
R. Grinker, J. Timberlake (1962)
"Mentally healthy" young males (homoclites). A study.Archives of general psychiatry, 6
E. Erikson (1959)
Identity and the life cycle
E. Douvan, J. Adelson (1966)
The adolescent experience
R. Peck, R. Havighurst, R. Cooper, Jesse Lilienthal, Douglas More (1960)
The psychology of character development.American Journal of Psychology, 75
E. Silber, D. Hamburg, G. Coelho, E. Murphey, M. Rosenberg, L. Pearlin (1961)
Adaptive behavior in competent adolescents. Coping with the anticipation of college.Archives of general psychiatry, 5
D. Offer, M. Sabshin (1967)
Normality : theoretical and clinical concepts of mental healthAmerican Sociological Review, 32
C. Rogers (1961)
On Becoming a Person
D. Offer (1969)
Normal Adolescents: A Psychiatric Study of Teen-Age Boys
E. Silber, G. Coelho, E. Murphey, D. Hamburg, L. Pearlin, M. Rosenberg (1961)
Competent adolescents coping with college decisions.Archives of general psychiatry, 5
Peter Bios (1969)
Selected Problems of AdolescenceJournal of The American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 8
A. Freud (1958)
AdolescencePsychoanal Stud Child, 13
B. Bettelheim (1962)
The Problem of GenerationsDaedalus, 91
D. Offer, M. Sabshin (1967)
Research Alliance vs. Therapeutic Alliance
D. Offer, M. Sabshin (1963)
THE PSYCHIATRIST AND THE NORMAL ADOLESCENT.Archives of general psychiatry, 9
C. Rogers (1956)
Becoming a personPastoral Psychology, 7
Abstract FOR comparative studies of adolescence, the evaluations of normal populations can add much to data which are now derived mainly from patient populations. To know the deviant is to know something about the society that calls him deviant; studying the society directly tells us in what way the deviants' behaviors are unusual and in what way typical for the particular culture. Sociologists and psychologists frequently work with normal populations. Our purpose in this study is to utilize psychiatric interviews to further our understanding of a nonpatient adolescent population. Can the psychiatric interview, which is designed to help a patient, be useful for data collection? The interview is invaluable only if it is modified to fit the differing demands of research rather than therapy. In psychiatric interviews, we gain the patients' cooperation through the development of a therapeutic alliance. For interviews aimed primarily at understanding rather than References 1. Offer, D., and Sabshin, M.: Research Alliance vs Therapeutic Alliance: A Comparison , Amer J Psychiat 123:1519-1526 ( (June) ) 1967. 2. Offer, D.: Normal Adolescents: A Psychiatric Study of Teen-Age Boys , New York: Basic Book, Inc., Publishers, 1969. 3. Offer, D., and Sabshin, M.: Normality: Theoretical and Clinical Concepts of Mental Health , New York: Basic Books, Inc., Publishers, 1966. 4. Offer, D., and Sabshin, M.: The Psychiatrist and The Normal Adolescent , Arch Gen Psychiat 9:427-432 ( (Nov) ) 1963.Crossref 5. Deutsch, H.: The Psychology of Women: A Psychoanalytic Interpretation , New York: Grune & Stratton, Inc., Vol 1, 1944. 6. Nixon, R.E.: The Art of Growing: A Guide to Psychological Maturity , New York: Random House, Inc., 1962. 7. Rogers, C.: On Becoming a Person , New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1961. 8. Gesell, A.; Ilg, F., and Ames, L.: Youth: The Years From Ten to Sixteen , New York: Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc., 1956. 9. Blos, P.: On Adolescence , New York: The Free Press of Glencoe, Inc., 1962. 10. Erikson, E.H.: Identity and the Life Cycle , Psychol Issues 1:1-171, 1959. 11. Grinker, R.R., Sr.; Grinker, R.R., Jr.; and Timberlake, J.: Mentally Healthy Young Males (Homoclites): A Study , Arch Gen Psychiat 6:405-453 ( (June) ) 1962.Crossref 12. Peck, R.F., and Havinghurst, R.J.: The Psychology of Character Development , New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1960. 13. Silber, E., et al: Adaptive Behavior in Competent Adolescents: Coping With the Anticipation of College , Arch Gen Psychiat 5:354-365 ( (Oct) ) 1961.Crossref 14. Douvan, E., and Adelson, J.: The Adolescent Experience , New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1966. 15. Deutsch, H.: Selected Problems of Adolescence , New York: International Universities Press, Inc., 1967. 16. Baittle, B., and Offer, D.: On the Nature of Adolescent Rebellion, read before the Department of Psychiatry, Michael Reese Hospital, Chicago, Nov 7, 1967. 17. Freud, A.: Adolescence , Psychoanal Stud Child , 13:225-273, 1958. 18. Bettelheim, B.: The Problem of Generations , Daedalus , 91:64-92 ( (Winter) ) 1962. 19. Silber, E, et al: Competent Adolescents Coping with College Decisions ; Arch Gen Psych 5:517-527 ( (Dec) ) 1961.Crossref
Archives of General Psychiatry – American Medical Association
Published: Nov 1, 1968
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