Issue 18 articlesProloguep. 1Howard B. Levine & Gail S. ReedYes and No: The Complexities of Compliance in the Clinical Situationp. 5Ana-María RizzutoThe Defensive Uses of Compliancep. 22Michael FeldmanThe Ambiguity of Influence: Suggestion and Compliance in the Analytic Processp. 40Howard B. LevineCompliance as Cooperation, Compliance as Defensive: One Example of Dialectic Tension in the Clinical Exchangep. 61Joseph D. LichtenbergAnalysts Who Submit and Patients Who Comply: Sadomasochistic Transference/Countertransference Interchanges and Their Rationalizationsp. 82Gail S. ReedDiscussion: Some Aspects of Compliance in Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 97Gerald I. FogelEpiloguep. 114Howard B. Levine & Gail S. Reed
Issue 214 articlesProloguep. 119Dilys DawsThe Training of Child Psychotherapists at the Tavistock Clinic: Philosophy and Practicep. 125Margaret RustinInfant Observation as a Precursor of Clinical Trainingp. 142Lisa MillerAdapting the Tavistock Model of Infant Observation to Work in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unitp. 146Diane Boyer & Pamela SorensenThe Development of the Concept of Time in Fostered and Adopted Children
Issue 311 articlesProloguep. 281Elizabeth M. CarrWounded But Still Walking: One Man's Effort to Move Out of Shamep. 289Elizabeth M. CarrTrauma, Shame Conflicts, and Affect Regression: Discussion of “Wounded But Still Walking”p. 309Leon WurmserWalking Taller, Though Still Wounded: A Discussion of “Wounded But Still Walking: One Man's Effort to Move Out of Shame”p. 320Andrew P. MorrisonShame Conceived from the Perspective of Compromise Formation Theory
Issue 49 articlesDedicationp. 423Joseph D. LichtenbergProloguep. 424Diana Diamond & Sidney J. BlattPoints of Contact and Divergence Between Psychoanalytic and Attachment Theories: Is Psychoanalytic Theory Truly Differentp. 448Peter FonagySecond-Generation Effects of Unresolved Trauma in Nonmaltreating Parents: Dissociated, Frightened, and Threatening Parental Behaviorp. 481Erik Hesse & Mary MainAttachment Theory and Psychoanalysis: Further Differentiation Within Insecure Attachment Patterns
Issue 511 articlesProloguep. 669Diana Diamond & Sidney J. BlattMary D. Salter Ainsworh, Ph.D. 1913-1999p. 681Mary D. Salter AinsworhMary D. Salter Ainsworth: Tribute and Portraitp. 682Mary MainNegative Maternal Attributions: Effects on Toddlers' Sense of Selfp. 737Alicia F. LiebermanUnderstanding the Dissociative Processes: The Contribution of Attachment Theory