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Sullivan personal info

Had no friends only imaginary play dates


Irish style made him unpopular. 8 intimate friendship with Clarence Bellinger,13, that changed life. Some say they were sexual. He was shackled by sexual prejudices. Born in New York, Catholic parents, 2 brothers died. mom pampered him, physician, shy, withdrawn,mother left home, cared for by maternal grandmother.

Sullivan's biography continued 2

both never married, psychiatrists, retarded socially but intellectually smart. Suspended after 1 year, lost for 2 years, think schizophrenia, confined to hospital, went into army to complete medical dr, conducted studies on schizophrenia found importance of interpersonal relationships, treated patients with love and care,went to New York and met Horney, Fromm, convinced Clara Thompson to travel to Europe to train technique

Sullivans biography page 3

under Freud, in New York Sullivan came into contact with social scientist.Established White Psychiatric Foundation in Washington trying to join psychiatry to other social sciences. On way to Amsterdam died of brain haemorrhage at 57, not comfortable with sexuality, brought 15 year old boy who stayed for 22 years.Regarded as Jimmie (son)Wanted a catholic funeral.

Energy Transformation

Transform Tensions that can either covert(secret)


overt (not secret) behaviour and are aimed to satisfy needs and reduce anxiety

2 types of tensions (potential for action)

1. needs


2. anxiety

Needs (type of tension)


1.General-the overall well being of a person


2. Zonal

Tension brought on by Biological imbalance between person and environment inside and outside of organism.

General need is


concerned with overall being of a person

Interpersonal, - general need, tenderness,


Physiological need -oxygen, food, water


-concerned with overall being of a person

Zonal need is:

Arise from part of body


1. oral


2. genital


3. manuel

Some needs are zonal and general

ex:Mouth satisfies need by eating but satisfy's zonal need of oral activity


ex: hand satisfy general need of tenderness and also zonal need for manual activity

Anxiety (type of tension)


Interferes with satisfaction of needs

Different from tension of need because it is distinctive calls forth no consistent action for relief.


ex: infant lacks food (need) they cry. If they are anxious they can do little to escape or be relieved of anxiety


-blocks healthy adult relationships

Dynamisms

Energy transformation(Transform Tensions that can either covert(secret)overt (not secret) behaviour and are aimed to satisfy needs and reduce anxiety)


These behaviour patterns are called Dynamisms-


Malevolence, Intimacy, Lust, Self-system

Malevolence(Dynamism)

feeling of living in an enemy country



Intimacy

an integrated experience marked by a close personal relationship who is more or less of equal status

lust

idolized dynamism characterized by interpersonal sexual interest of another person

Stages of Development 7

crucial to formation of human personality


-people come and go through development from infancy through to adulthood


-Personality change can happen at any time but most likely happens during 1 transition to next

Stage 1 Infancy

Age 0-2 yrs


Significant others - Mothering One


Interpersonal process - tenderness


Important learning - good mother, bad mother, good me bad me

Stage 2 Childhood

Age 2-6


Significant others - parents


Interpersonal process- Protect security through imaginary playmates


Important Learning- Syntactic (clear communicant) language begins

Stage 3 Juvenile era

Age 6-8 1/2


Significant others - Playmates of equal status


Interpersonal process - orientation toward living in the world of peers


Important learnings - competition, compromises, cooperation

Stage 4 Preadolescence

Age 8 1/2 -13


Significant others- single chum


Interpersonal process - intamacy


Important learnings - Affection and respect from peers



Stage 5 Early adolescence

Age 13-15


Significant others - Several chums


Interpersonal process - intimacy and lust toward different persons


Important learnings - Balance of lust, intimacy, security operations

Stage 6 Late adolescence

Age 15-18


Significant others - lover


Interpersonal process - Fusion of intimacy and lust


Important learnings - Discover self and world outside of self

Stage 7 Adult

18- death

Significant others - people establish loving relationship. no need for psychiatric counsel

Psychological Disorders

Deficiencies found in psychiatric patients are found in every person, but to lesser degrees.


-Derive from some kind of interpersonal trouble


-most technique was with schizophrenic patients.


-People with disassociated personality get rid of anxiety by building elaborate self system that blocks the experience that threatens security

Psychotherapy

Based therapeutic procedures on patient relationship with others


-Therapist observer


-Psychosis is personal relationships between 2 people and is in essence of psychological growth


-3 questions 1.what is patient saying to me?


2. How can I put into words what I want to say


3.What is general communication between us

Related Research

Rose found girls engage in more self disclosure. Boy more rough and tumble play. Girls put greater importance on friendships


If person is depressed check to see if they have a supportive friend group

Usefulness of Sullivan's theory

1. Generates Research - low 2. Falsifiable - low


3. Organize data-look at interpersonal relations - from ability to organize knowledge because most what we know is behaviour/biological


4. Guides action - Fair-moderate Lack of testing diminishes usefulness


5.Internally consistent-yes/consistent no/orgnize


6.Parsimonious - low awkwardness of writing

Concept of Humanity

Determinism vs Free choice? Pessimism vs Optimism - neither-anxiety interferes with interpersonal relations which causes more anxiety Causality vs Teleology ? Conscious vs unconscious?Biological vs social - social Personality result of interpersonal relationships Uniqueness vs similarities - neither Ind. illusion have many personalities as interpersonal relations

Sullivan's self-system arises out of


interpersonal situation when an infant

An infant is approximately 12-18 months of age

Sullivan, Freud and Jung saw personality


as

an energy system

Sullivan's belief in the therapeutic


power of an intimate relationship


during preadolescent years 8 1/2 -13

Grew out of experiences of his own childhood

According to Sullivan ___________________


is the most critical epoch because


errors made earlier can be corrected


at this time

Preadolescence

According t Sullivan ______________


incapacitates learning , blocks


memory and narrows perception

anxiety