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Authors: "Howard Shevrin"

A Contribution Toward a Science of Psychoanalysis
Shevrin, Howard (2012). The Psychoanalytic Review, 99(4): 491-509
Jaak Panksepp's Response: Commentary by Howard Shevrin
Shevrin, Howard (1999). Neuropsychoanalysis, 1(2): 247-250

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A Contribution Toward a Science of Psychoanalysis
Shevrin, Howard (2012). The Psychoanalytic Review, 99(4): 491-509
Jaak Panksepp's Response: Commentary by Howard Shevrin
Shevrin, Howard (1999). Neuropsychoanalysis, 1(2): 247-250

Empirical Evidence for Freud's Theory of Primary Process Mentation in Acute Psychosis

Bazan, Ariane; Van Draege, Kim; De Kock, Liesbet; Brakel, Linda A.W.; Geerardyn, Filip; Shevrin, Howard (2013). Psychoanalytic Psychology, 30(1): 57-74. doi:10.1037/a0027139

University of Michigan: Program of Research on Unconscious Processes

Shevrin, Howard (2000). Neuropsychoanalysis, 2(1): 110

Response to Commentaries

Shevrin, Howard (2002). Neuropsychoanalysis, 4(2): 144-147

Testing Freud's Hypothesis that Word Forms and Word Meaning are Functionally Distinct: Subliminal Primary-Process Cognition and its Link to Personality

Villa, Karen Klein; Shevrin, Howard; Snodgrass, Michael; Bazan, Ariane; Brakel, Linda A. W. (2006). Neuropsychoanalysis, 8(2): 117-138

Vicissitudes of the Need for Tactile Stimulation in Instinctual Development

Shevrin, Howard; Toussieng, Povl W. (1965). The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child, 20: 310-339

Ann Arbor (University of Michigan: Program of Research on Unconscious Processes)

Shevrin, Howard (2000). Neuropsychoanalysis, 2(2): 287

University of Michigan: Program of Research on Unconscious Processes

Shevrin, Howard (1999). Neuropsychoanalysis, 1(2): 287-288

Howard Shevrin Replies

Shevrin, Howard (2005). Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 53(1): 338

Amagansett Revisited

Shevrin, Howard (1995). Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 43: 1035-1049

Howard Shevrin on Peter Wolff

Shevrin, Howard (1999). Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 47(1): 203-205

Commentary by Howard Shevrin

Shevrin, Howard (2000). Neuropsychoanalysis, 2(2): 255-258

LA TEORIA DELLE PULSIONI ALLALUCE DIRECENTI SCOPERTE E TEORIE DELLE NEUROSCIENZE

Shevrin, Howard (2007). Psicoterapia e Scienze Umane, 41(2): 153-170

A Return of the Repressed from the Topeka Menninger Foundation Days

Shevrin, Howard (2007). American Imago, 64(2): 241-252

University of Michigan Program on Neuro-Psychoanalytic Research

Shevrin, Howard (2003). Neuropsychoanalysis, 5(2): 237

Commentary on “Freud's Theory of Mind and Functional Imaging Experiments”

Shevrin, Howard (2004). Neuropsychoanalysis, 6(2): 149-153

The Uses and Abuses of Memory

Shevrin, Howard (1994). Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 42: 991-996

The Predictive Power of a Comprehensive Psychoanalytic Theory

Shevrin, Howard (2010). Neuropsychoanalysis, 12(1): 39-42

Response to Commentaries

Villa, Karen Klein; Shevrin, Howard; Snodgrass, Michael; Bazan, Ariane; Brakel, Linda A. W. (2006). Neuropsychoanalysis, 8(2): 155-166

Anxiety, attributional thinking, and the primary process

Brakel, Linda A.W.; Shevrin, Howard (2005). International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 86(6): 1679-1693

Hypnosis as a Method for Investigating Unconscious Thought Processes—A Review of Research

Stross, Lawrence; Shevrin, Howard (1969). Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 17: 100-135

Drug Dreams: An Introduction

Shevrin, Howard (2001). Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 49(1): 69-73

The Nature of the Inference Process in Psychoanalytic Interpretation: A Critical Review of the Literature

Ramzy, Ishak; Shevrin, Howard (1976). International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 57: 151-159

The Fate of the Five Metapsychological Principles

Shevrin, Howard (1984). Psychoanalytic Inquiry, 4(1): 33-58

The Priority of Primary Process Categorizing: Experimental Evidence Supporting a Psychoanalytic Developmental Hypothesis

Brakel, Linda A. W.; Shevrin, Howard; Villa, Karen K. (2002). Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 50(2): 483-505

Psychoanalysis As The Patient: High In Feeling, Low In Energy

Shevrin, Howard (1997). Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 45: 841-864

Commentary by Howard Shevrin

Shevrin, Howard (1999). Neuropsychoanalysis, 1(1): 55-60

The Primary Process and the Unconscious: Experimental Evidence Supporting two Psychoanalytic Presuppositions

Brakel, Linda A. W.; Kleinsorge, Shasha; Snodgrass, Michael; Shevrin, Howard (2000). International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 81(3): 553-569

Commentaries

Shevrin, Howard (1997). Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 45: 746-753

Is Psychoanalysis One Science, Two Sciences, Or No Science At All? A Discourse Among Friendly Antagonists

Shevrin, Howard (1995). Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 43: 963-986

Psychoanalytic and Neuroscience Research

Shevrin, Howard (1998). The American Psychoanalyst (TAP), 32(3): 25

A Contribution Toward a Science of Psychoanalysis

Jaak Panksepp's Response: Commentary by Howard Shevrin

A Contribution Toward a Science of Psychoanalysis

Jaak Panksepp's Response: Commentary by Howard Shevrin

Empirical Evidence for Freud's Theory of Primary Process Mentation in Acute Psychosis

Toward a Materialist Metapsychology: Major Operating Principles of the Brain Provide a Blueprint for a Fundamentally Psychodynamic Infrastructure: Commentary on Margaret R. Zellner's Paper

University of Michigan: Program of Research on Unconscious Processes

Response to Commentaries

Testing Freud's Hypothesis that Word Forms and Word Meaning are Functionally Distinct: Subliminal Primary-Process Cognition and its Link to Personality

Vicissitudes of the Need for Tactile Stimulation in Instinctual Development

Ann Arbor (University of Michigan: Program of Research on Unconscious Processes)

University of Michigan: Program of Research on Unconscious Processes

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Howard Shevrin Replies

Amagansett Revisited

Howard Shevrin on Peter Wolff

Commentary by Howard Shevrin

LA TEORIA DELLE PULSIONI ALLALUCE DIRECENTI SCOPERTE E TEORIE DELLE NEUROSCIENZE

A Return of the Repressed from the Topeka Menninger Foundation Days

University of Michigan Program on Neuro-Psychoanalytic Research

Commentary on “Freud's Theory of Mind and Functional Imaging Experiments”

The Uses and Abuses of Memory

The Predictive Power of a Comprehensive Psychoanalytic Theory

Response to Commentaries

Anxiety, attributional thinking, and the primary process

Hypnosis as a Method for Investigating Unconscious Thought Processes—A Review of Research

A Psychoanalytic View of Memory in the Light of Recent Cognitive and Neuroscience Research

Drug Dreams: An Introduction

The Nature of the Inference Process in Psychoanalytic Interpretation: A Critical Review of the Literature

The Fate of the Five Metapsychological Principles

The Priority of Primary Process Categorizing: Experimental Evidence Supporting a Psychoanalytic Developmental Hypothesis

Psychoanalysis As The Patient: High In Feeling, Low In Energy

Commentary by Howard Shevrin

The Primary Process and the Unconscious: Experimental Evidence Supporting two Psychoanalytic Presuppositions

Commentaries

Is Psychoanalysis One Science, Two Sciences, Or No Science At All? A Discourse Among Friendly Antagonists

Psychoanalytic and Neuroscience Research

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