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largest contributer
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Keniz Kohut
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Different from psychondymic theory
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acknoweldges interrationship between social structure and personality development
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model of personality development
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infant's instinctual drives are separate from the attainment of a cohesive self
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Children are born into what?
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warm nuturing environments comprised of self-objects
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Empatheic mirroring
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process of development in which child mirrors self-object with help of nurturing parents
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Different from object relations theory
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believes that it is the self-self-object realtionship that is central to the psychologicla functioning and not the self-object relationsihp
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transmuting internalization
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process in which an indivdiual atttains a cohesive self by transforming positive healthy objets into an internalized self-structure
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inovlves incorporation of fucntions iwn which the object performs for the child into the child's self
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Narcissism
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part of normal and abornal development. 2 types- one toward self and other toward object
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Abnormal narcissism
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occurs when child is deprived of empathetic environment. Without empathetic mirroring, a child is unable to transform the initial grandiose and idealized images of the self and objects into a realistic and healthy self
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