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Encyclopedia: Psychological mindedness
Psychological Mindedness (PM) is a useful though not exactly defined umbrella concept which refers to an individual's capacity for self-examination, self-observation, introspection and ultimately insi...
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The inability to believe in chance occurrences and an intolerance of ambiguity in the external world are often the outward manifestations of poor psychological mindedness. Such attitudes are frequently accompanied by beliefs in the occult and the mystical.
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Yet a major aspect of this work, his psychological-mindedness, has been at times ignored, at other times reified, and has remained generally undelineated...
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The first examined the factor structure of the Psychological Mindedness (PM) Scale, and the second reassessed the scale’s predictive validity. A principal components analysis (varimax rotation) of the data of 256 psychiatric outpatients produced five factors that accounted for 38% of the variance.
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This study examined the relation of psychological mindedness (PM) to .... 2.1.11 Empirical Studies of Psychological Mindedness and Treatment Outcome.
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This is a useful though not exactly defined umbrella concept. Psychological mindedness includes: the patient's capacity for self-examination, self-observation, introspection and ultimately insight; his interest and motivation to work in a psychotherapeutic way;
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Psychological-mindedness of a client may also play a role in motivation, Teaching psychological-mindedness to clients may, especially in the case of...
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This study explored the relative strength of two patient characteristics, psychological mindedness (PM) and alexithymia, as predictors of psychotherapy outcome. This study explored the relative strength of two patient characteristics, psychological mindedness (PM) and alexithymia, as predictors of psychotherapy...
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Psychodynamically-oriented clinicians have long emphasized the relevance of psychological mindedness to effective therapy. But what does the term mean? That has been a difficult question to answer.
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"Psychological Mindedness" Ward Tolbert Smith (21 January 2000) Without the sense of "psychological mindedness" that often directs a person into the mental health fields, it is difficult to grasp the full picture of the depression syndrome.
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