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Capturing the essence of shape of polygonal meshesIsenberg, Tobias. January 2004 (has links) (PDF)
Magdeburg, University, Diss., 2004.
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Shape spaces from morphingAlexa, Marc. January 2002 (has links)
Darmstadt, Techn. University, Diss., 2002. / Dateiformat: tar.gz, Dateien im PDF-Format.
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Strengths and weaknesses in perceptual processing in autism : an investigation of central coherenceGalliver, Beth January 2000 (has links)
No description available.
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The Gestalt two-chair technique: how it relates to theoryMackay, Betty Nichol 11 1900 (has links)
Using Q-Methodology, this study sought to find empirical support
for the three stage model of the Gestalt two-chair technique and the
theory underlying how and why it is effective, put forth by L. S.
Greenberg (1979; 1983). A structured Q-Sort was constructed using
the factors of Conflict Resolution (CR) and the Gestalt concept of
Contact (C) in a 2X2 factorial design. Each factor was divided into two
levels CR - Resolved/Unresolved, C - Interruption-of-contact/Contact.
The factors of CR and C were expected to interact before and after
successful and unsuccessful therapy for decision-making. Individuals
who were Unresolved in their decision-making were expected to
experience Interruption-of-contact while individuals who were
Resolved from an integrated sense of self were expected to experience
being in Contact. The 85 item sort was validated by experts in Gestalt
theory and therapy as representing the three stage model and the
theory underlying it. Eight subjects, ambivalent about remaining in
their marriages, performed the Q-Sort before and after 6 sessions of
therapy using the two-chair technique.
Moderate support was found for the 3 stages of the model,
Opposition, Merging and Integration. Some support was found for the
interaction of the factors of CR and C. Significant 2-way interaction
was found for 1 subject before and after therapy considered successful
according to the model. Significant 2-way interactions were found
after successful therapy for four subjects but not before. Significant
2-way interactions were not found for subjects after unsuccessful
therapy. When therapy was successful the factors of CR and C
interacted as predicted. When therapy was not successful the factors of CR and C did not interact as predicted. The factors of CR and C did
not interact for individuals who were experiencing a great deal of
interruption-of-contact, indicating there is a possible pre-stage to the
model where CR and C are independent of each other or where other
factors may be involved. This study expanded the research on the
Gestalt two-chair technique in several ways. It found some empirical
support for the model and the theory underlying it. It found areas
were CR and C do not interact as predicted by theory. It extended the
range of application of research on two-chair technique from career
decision-making to divorce decision-making.
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The effect of configuration upon the gray qualityMikesell, William Henry, January 1927 (has links)
Abstract of Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Illinois, 1926. / Vita.
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The Gestalt two-chair technique: how it relates to theoryMackay, Betty Nichol 11 1900 (has links)
Using Q-Methodology, this study sought to find empirical support
for the three stage model of the Gestalt two-chair technique and the
theory underlying how and why it is effective, put forth by L. S.
Greenberg (1979; 1983). A structured Q-Sort was constructed using
the factors of Conflict Resolution (CR) and the Gestalt concept of
Contact (C) in a 2X2 factorial design. Each factor was divided into two
levels CR - Resolved/Unresolved, C - Interruption-of-contact/Contact.
The factors of CR and C were expected to interact before and after
successful and unsuccessful therapy for decision-making. Individuals
who were Unresolved in their decision-making were expected to
experience Interruption-of-contact while individuals who were
Resolved from an integrated sense of self were expected to experience
being in Contact. The 85 item sort was validated by experts in Gestalt
theory and therapy as representing the three stage model and the
theory underlying it. Eight subjects, ambivalent about remaining in
their marriages, performed the Q-Sort before and after 6 sessions of
therapy using the two-chair technique.
Moderate support was found for the 3 stages of the model,
Opposition, Merging and Integration. Some support was found for the
interaction of the factors of CR and C. Significant 2-way interaction
was found for 1 subject before and after therapy considered successful
according to the model. Significant 2-way interactions were found
after successful therapy for four subjects but not before. Significant
2-way interactions were not found for subjects after unsuccessful
therapy. When therapy was successful the factors of CR and C
interacted as predicted. When therapy was not successful the factors of CR and C did not interact as predicted. The factors of CR and C did
not interact for individuals who were experiencing a great deal of
interruption-of-contact, indicating there is a possible pre-stage to the
model where CR and C are independent of each other or where other
factors may be involved. This study expanded the research on the
Gestalt two-chair technique in several ways. It found some empirical
support for the model and the theory underlying it. It found areas
were CR and C do not interact as predicted by theory. It extended the
range of application of research on two-chair technique from career
decision-making to divorce decision-making. / Education, Faculty of / Educational and Counselling Psychology, and Special Education (ECPS), Department of / Graduate
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De cotovelos apoiados no para-peito da palavra: no cenário clinico, qual e o horizonte? / Elbows staying on the parapet of the word: in the clinical scene, what is the horizonLoffredo, Ana Maria 05 June 1992 (has links)
Analisa as relações da gestalt terapia (gt) com a psicanálise, questão considerada central devido ao retorno de grande parte da gt contemporânea ao referencial psicanalítico. Articula as questões analisadas em torno da linguagem na gt e da proximidade entre o discurso poético e o produzido no processo terapêutico. Apresenta a relação entre os instrumentos metodológicos que caracterizam a gt com o procedimento fundado na interpretação, método constitutivo da doutrina e técnicas psicanalíticas. Verifica que a descristalização da neurose se da também, e necessariamente, pela fala; todo trabalho terapêutico e obrigatoriamente atravessado pelo verbal; a polaridade do discurso neurótico e o discurso poético, que pretende romper as regras e e tomado aqui, como modelo de referencia, limite para o qual tende o discurso neurótico, não importa se chega la. Coloca que o sentido do que seja interpretação, do ponto de vista analítico, e distorcido, no geral, na literatura gestáltica, tendendo-se a confundi-la com o procedimento de construção e, mesmo nesse caso, esse conceito não e compreendido corretamente. Entendendo poesia como uma operação alquímica pela qual os elementos recuperam sua natureza original, conclui que pode haver poesia no espaço terapêutico e que estar em estado de disponibilidade a emergência da experiencia poética e condição e razão de ser do trabalho terapêutico / This work concernes the relationships between Gestalt Therapy and Psychoanalysis, wich is one of the most important sources presented in the body of influences that originated its formation. Taking into account the return of great part of contemporary Gestalt Therapy to the psychoanalytic frame of reference, that relationship is posed as a central question. The integration field, presented here, is articulated around the question of language in Gestalt Therapy and the question of proximity between the poetic discourse, and the discourse produced in the therapeutic process. In order to better deal with this theme methodological instruments are presented. They characterize either the therapeutic action in the Gestalt Therapy as well as the methodological procedure wich constitute the psychoanalytic doctrine and technique
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The visual motor Gestalt test as a measure of intelligence and personality variationGaylord, Helen Cook, 1915- January 1955 (has links)
No description available.
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De cotovelos apoiados no para-peito da palavra: no cenário clinico, qual e o horizonte? / Elbows staying on the parapet of the word: in the clinical scene, what is the horizonAna Maria Loffredo 05 June 1992 (has links)
Analisa as relações da gestalt terapia (gt) com a psicanálise, questão considerada central devido ao retorno de grande parte da gt contemporânea ao referencial psicanalítico. Articula as questões analisadas em torno da linguagem na gt e da proximidade entre o discurso poético e o produzido no processo terapêutico. Apresenta a relação entre os instrumentos metodológicos que caracterizam a gt com o procedimento fundado na interpretação, método constitutivo da doutrina e técnicas psicanalíticas. Verifica que a descristalização da neurose se da também, e necessariamente, pela fala; todo trabalho terapêutico e obrigatoriamente atravessado pelo verbal; a polaridade do discurso neurótico e o discurso poético, que pretende romper as regras e e tomado aqui, como modelo de referencia, limite para o qual tende o discurso neurótico, não importa se chega la. Coloca que o sentido do que seja interpretação, do ponto de vista analítico, e distorcido, no geral, na literatura gestáltica, tendendo-se a confundi-la com o procedimento de construção e, mesmo nesse caso, esse conceito não e compreendido corretamente. Entendendo poesia como uma operação alquímica pela qual os elementos recuperam sua natureza original, conclui que pode haver poesia no espaço terapêutico e que estar em estado de disponibilidade a emergência da experiencia poética e condição e razão de ser do trabalho terapêutico / This work concernes the relationships between Gestalt Therapy and Psychoanalysis, wich is one of the most important sources presented in the body of influences that originated its formation. Taking into account the return of great part of contemporary Gestalt Therapy to the psychoanalytic frame of reference, that relationship is posed as a central question. The integration field, presented here, is articulated around the question of language in Gestalt Therapy and the question of proximity between the poetic discourse, and the discourse produced in the therapeutic process. In order to better deal with this theme methodological instruments are presented. They characterize either the therapeutic action in the Gestalt Therapy as well as the methodological procedure wich constitute the psychoanalytic doctrine and technique
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The bender visual motor gestalt test: across-cultural comparisonNg, Hau-yi, Pauline January 1994 (has links)
published_or_final_version / abstract / toc / Educational Psychology / Master / Master of Social Sciences
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