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| Preface to the Softcover Edition | ||
| Preface | ||
| Section I: Preview and Rationale | ||
| 1 | The Conception and Purpose of This Volume | |
| 2 | The Congruence of Observation and Conclusion: Comments on Earlier Publications | |
| 3 | Conducting and Describing a Long- Term Psychotherapy Study: Questions and Issues | |
| Section II: Overview and Organization: The Problem, the Methods, the Design | ||
| 4 | Questions and Basic Premises of the Project | |
| 5 | Selection and Characteristics of the Patient Group | |
| 6 | The Three Phases of the Project | |
| 7 | Procedural Aspects of the Project | |
| Section III: The Patients and Their Characteristics | ||
| 8 | Symptoms and Illness Configurations | |
| 9 | Issues of Diagnosis and Implications for Treatment | |
| Section IV: The Treatments and Their Characteristics | ||
| 10 | Treatment Modality: Plans and Changes | |
| 11 | Treatment Setting and Context | |
| Section VIII: The Follow-Up Courses and Outcomes: Overviews | ||
| 29 | Follow-Up in General: Observation Spans and Degree of Cooperation Obtained | |
| 30 | T | |
| Therapist and Patient Factors Affecting Treatment |
| Section V: The Treatment Course: The Processes of Psychoanalysis and Expressive Psychotherapy |
| 13 | Analytic Cures |
| 14 | Varieties of the Transference Neurosis |
| 15 | The Analysis of the Hysterical Patient: Limitations? |
| 16 | Analysis of a Narcissistic Patient |
| 17 | The “Transference Psychosis” |
| 18 | Other Psychotic Treatment and Posttreatment Reactions |
| Section VI: The Treatment Course: The Processes of Expressive-Supportive Psychotherapy |
| 19 | The Expressive Psychotherapeutic Mode |
| 20 | Supportive Psychotherapy: Varieties of the Positive Dependent Transference |
| 21 | Supportive Psychotherapy: Other Supportive Mechanisms |
| 22 | “Rescue” by Factors Other than Psychotherapy |
| Section VII: The Treatment Courses and Outcomes: Overviews |
| 23 | Overall Treatment Results |
| 24 | Changes in HSRS Ratings and Changes in IQ |
| 25 | Turning Points in Treatments |
| 26 | Treatment Disruption by External Pressures |
| 27 | Treatment Failures and “Untreatable” Patients |
| 28 | The Patients' Marital Families: Problems, Changes, and Treatments |