Moldear la arcilla. El proceso de construcción del self y su relación con la psicoterapia.
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v11i41.509Palabras clave:
teoría del apego, self, figura de apego, ZDP, zona de desarrollo proximal, componentes del self, procesos emergentes, función, maduración, reciprocidad con el no-self, multiplicidad de los selfs potenciales, integración, perspectiva evolutiva, perspectiva constructivista postracionalista, modelos de representación disposicional, patrones de apego ABC, estrategias autoprotectorasResumen
Los psicoterapeutas cognitivos se interesan por las implicaciones del self y el proceso de construcción del self durante la psicoterapia. Este artículo considera qué tipo de teorías de apego, con su énfasis en los procesos de desarrollo y en la función protectora de las figuras de apego, junto con la información actual de las neurociencias cognitivas, pueda contribuir a una comprensión de los desórdenes psicológicos del self (Guidano, 1995a).
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