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The Image And The Unconscious, Nancy C. Panagiotou, Anees A. Sheikh
The Image And The Unconscious, Nancy C. Panagiotou, Anees A. Sheikh
Psychology Faculty Research and Publications
Verbal language has long been the most widely used source of data for clinical inference; recently, however, an increasing number of therapists have turned to images for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. This paper focusses upon the use of mental imagery in analytically oriented therapies. The first segment presents a brief discussion of some important psycholinguistic questions that bear upon the use of images in psychotherapy. The second part discusses the observations of spontaneous images by analytical therapists and shows the relation of these images to linguistic-rational cognition and to unconscious organization. The third section brings out the unique function …
Recall Of Group Tasks As A Function Of Group Cohesiveness And Interruption Of Tasks, Anees A. Sheikh, Richard J. Koch
Recall Of Group Tasks As A Function Of Group Cohesiveness And Interruption Of Tasks, Anees A. Sheikh, Richard J. Koch
Psychology Faculty Research and Publications
The paper demonstrates that the motivational concepts underlying the Zeigarnik effect pertaining to individuals attempting to achieve their personal goals can be applied to individuals who are working to attain the group goals. However, this is true only for individuals in cohesive groups as opposed to noncohesive groups.
Race As A Dimension In Children's Tv Advertising: The Need For More Research, Thomas E. Barry, Anees A. Sheikh
Race As A Dimension In Children's Tv Advertising: The Need For More Research, Thomas E. Barry, Anees A. Sheikh
Psychology Faculty Research and Publications
Most of the current research in the area of television advertising to children deal entirely with white populations. This exclusion of black subjects exists in spite of an abundance of research in education, sociology and psychology which suggests differences in the socialization of black and white children. The present article reviews major studies of television and children and black versus white child development. The authors conclude with several suggestions for further research.