The Primacy of the Individual in Psychoanalysis in Groups

able accept acting activity affect aggression alternate analyst anxiety appropriate association attention authority aware become behavior believe child communication compulsive countertransference course creative demands dependent distortions dreams dyadic emergence encouraged examination example experience explore express fact father fear feelings figure follow function give group members group therapy group-as-a-whole homogeneous individual individual analysis insight interaction interest interpersonal interpretation isolation kind lead leader less limited manifest material means meetings mother motivation multiple mutual nature needs neurotic observed occur offer original parent pathology patient peers person play position possible practice present problems projected promotes psychoanalysis in groups psychopathology qualities reactions reality reasonable regard rejective relations relationship repressed requires resistance responses role sense sessions setting sibling situation social submerged therapeutic therapist thought tion transference treat treatment unconscious understand