A methodology for the elucidation of the object-choice phenomenon in drug addiction : a comparison of the Jungian, Castanedan and Laingian paradigms

Author

Michael Jay Sturman, University of Mississippi

Date of Award

8-1976

Document Type

Thesis

Degree Name

M.A. in Psychology

First Advisor

Dudley E. Sykes

Second Advisor

Grady E. Harlan

Third Advisor

Phillip G. Cooker

Relational Format

Dissertation/thesis

Abstract

This study attempts to outline three methodologies that could assist the client in learning higher order language and processing of the symbols of the self in an attempt at creatively struggling with his sense of existence.

Comments

Thesis was submitted to the School of Education for a Master of Arts in Guidance and Educational Psychology.

Recommended Citation

Sturman, Michael Jay, "A methodology for the elucidation of the object-choice phenomenon in drug addiction : a comparison of the Jungian, Castanedan and Laingian paradigms" (1976). Electronic Theses and Dissertations. 1974.
https://egrove.olemiss.edu/etd/1974

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