American Journal of Orthopsychiatry · 1967 · 60 citations · 1 references
Family ManagementFamily DynamicFamily EconomicsPsychopathologyFamily MembersFamily InteractionSociologySocial ClassEducationSocial SciencesSystemic TherapyFamily StrengtheningMental HealthFamily TherapyDisorganized FamiliesLow Socioeconomic FamiliesPsychologyFamily Therapy Techniques
Working with disorganized families of the low socioeconomic population requires adaptations of family therapy techniques which take the specific characteristics of those families into account. This paper discusses changing family subgroupings and shifting observational sets to help family members learn to experience their feelings more clearly and begin to see how they can change their ways of behaving.
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The course of cognitive growth.
Jerome S. Bruner · American Psychologist · 1964 · 1.1K citations
Cognitive Science, Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience, Cognitive Study +10