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Beliefs of Helping Professionals within the Context of Child Sexual Abuse Assessment

Beliefs of Helping Professionals within the Context of Child Sexual Abuse Assessment

Author(s): Slávka Karkošková,Gabriela Mikulášková / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2020

Background: Child sexual abuse (CSA) is one of the most serious socio-pathological phenomena. However, its identification is challenging and linked to the risk of false positive and false negative conclusions, with far-reaching consequences for the lives of those affected. Incorrect assessments of suspected CSA cases can be made not only by lay people, but also by helping professionals who gather and evaluate information, consider further procedures and make decisions. Aim: The aim of the presented review study is to summarize current scientific knowledge that answers two key questions. (1) what contributes to errors in the assessment of relevant cases; and (2) how these errors can be prevented. Method: Previous research has shown that personal beliefs significantly influence the processes by which individuals search for, store, and interpret relevant information (Kahneman et al., 1982). For the purposes of this study, databases of scientific publications were primarily searched for research papers that mapped the beliefs of helping professionals in relation to CSA, as well as papers on strategies to reduce errors in the assessment processes of relevant cases. Results: We identified three significant groups of beliefs that could lead to misjudgments of suspected CSA cases: (1) Misconceptions about CSA – especially about: (a) the prevalence and nature of CSA (including the assumption that CSA usually involves the use of physical force and sexual intercourse); (b) the CSA perpetrators (e.g., that they are mentally disturbed or sick; that CSA committed by a woman has a less harmful effect on victims than CSA with a male perpetrator; that the victim's peer cannot be the perpetrator); (c) the victims' responses to sexual abuse (including the dynamics of disclosure about CSA experiences; the dynamics of behavior in further contact with the perpetrator); (d) the memory performance of child victims during forensic interview (especially regarding the expected amount of details and consistency of testimony); (e) the way of conducting interrogations with suspected CSA victims (including the sensitivity of professionals to suggestive techniques); (f) the CSA diagnosis method (including the assumption that spontaneous game observation is a good method for assessing suspected CSA); (g) the frequency of false accusations. (2) Beliefs related to the implications of the case assessment – especially: (a) excessive trust in the testimony of children versus skepticism (some professionals may tend to rule out false accusations and thus disregard the rights of the accused person, while others may approach suspected CSA cases with the a priori belief that a high percentage of CSA cases are untrue and therefore do not take great account of the rights and interests of the suspected victim); (b) beliefs about the functioning of the child welfare system (where distrust in this system may encourage professionals to fail to fulfill mandatory reporting regarding suspected CSA cases); (c) an emphasis on sensitivity versus specificity (i.e. either focusing on minimizing the occurrence of false negative conclusions to prevent the actual victim of the CSA from being identified and cared for, or concentrating on minimizing false positive conclusions to prevent the innocent person from being convicted); (d) beliefs regarding the removal of the child from the family. (3) Beliefs about one's own objectivity and expertise – especially the frequent false beliefs of professionals that with the increasing length of practice and the amount of experience with CSA cases, the level of expertise automatically increases. Experienced professionals can be simultaneously prejudiced and convinced of the correctness of their own erroneous beliefs. At the same time, more experienced professionals tend to have a more intuitive approach to assessing CSA cases. In this respect, various cognitive biases (especially patternicity, confirmatory bias, availability bias, anchoring, representativness heuristic, bias blind spot and the Dunning- Kruger) effect play a negative role. In the conclusion, the review study recommends several strategies in order to improve the practice and reduce errors in the assessment of the cases in question. It emphasizes the important role of the continuing education of relevant professionals in confronting participants with current scientific knowledge on CSA issues; encourages helping professionals to reflect on their own beliefs, which may influence the assessment of the cases in question, and recommends mastering the so-called Bayesian reasoning and effective methods to eliminate cognitive bias. At the same time, the study considers precise work with hypotheses, weighting evidence, supervision, the submission of expert opinions to independent review and slowing down of work strategies as an effective strategy of eliminating various prejudices. In addition, it proposes a multidisciplinary team approach to CSA case assessment – although the study does note that the impact of the group approach on the final outcomes of the case assessment process has not been sufficiently scientifically examined yet. Conclusion and implications: The study emphasizes that the beliefs of helping professionals and decision-making skills play an important role in the CSA case assessment process, and that without the targeted application of effective strategies to eliminate cognitive biases and prejudices, the quality of case assessments is endangered. The members of various helping professions (especially educators, psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, police officers, prosecutors and judges) who come into contact with suspected CSA cases may find the review study useful. Although the content of the study is based on the results of foreign research, it has application potential in Slovakia, especially in relation to the preparation of content in the continuous education of professionals, the focus of supervision in helping professions, or the designing of Slovak research projects focusing on these issues.

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Bernardo Bertolucci film “Konformist” Nõukogude Liidus: kuidas loob tsensuur uue teose?

Bernardo Bertolucci film “Konformist” Nõukogude Liidus: kuidas loob tsensuur uue teose?

Author(s): Tiina Hoffmann / Language(s): Estonian Issue: 16/2019

The article analyses Bernardo Bertolucci’s screen adaptation (1970) of Alberto Moravia’s novel “The Conformist” in comparison with the censored version of the film released in the Soviet Union in 1976. Attention is paid foremost to the dubbed Russian version’s visual cuts and translation shifts, which amount to the creation of a new, castrated version that is approximately 30 minutes shorter than the original film and that ideologically corresponds to the then-dominant Soviet discourse of representing fascism. The article demonstrates how in this new, censored version where Bertolucci’s complex narrative is transformed into a linear narrative (that surprisingly makes it closer to the original novel by Moravia), the characters’ psychological inner worlds and Bertolucci’s storyworld conveyed through images, sounds and language have become lost in translation.

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Biologická psychiatrie v kritickém svìtle

Biologická psychiatrie v kritickém svìtle

Author(s): David Skorunka / Language(s): Czech Issue: 3/2014

The review of: John Read, Jacqui Dillon (Eds.) Models of Madness; Psychological, Social and Biological Approaches to Psychosis, 2nd Edition.

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Błądzenie Gézy Csátha: między autobiografizmem, fikcją a autoanalizą

Błądzenie Gézy Csátha: między autobiografizmem, fikcją a autoanalizą

Author(s): Mateusz Chmurski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 2/2019

The article scrutinizes how autobiographism, fiction and autoanalysis crisscross in the psychoanalytical study Elmebetegségek psychikus mechanizmusa (On the psychic mechanisms of mental illnesses) by the Hungarian writer and psychiatrist Géza Csáth (1887–1919) in the light of his diary and Carl Gustav Jung’s doctoral thesis.

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BULLYING in schools - Activities through which teachers can prevent Bullying at school

Author(s): Ana-Maria Ţebrean,Andreea Ţebrean (Sabie) / Language(s): English Issue: 9/2018

In this paper entitled BULLYING in schools - Activities through which teachers can prevent Bullying at school, we propose to present a worrying reality of our day by proposing some preventive ways that could come in support of a worrying phenomenon, which has increased in size in schools in Romania. We consider that the teaching staff also plays an important role in trying to stop this phenomenon, by implementing some active-participatory activities in the classroom, activities that we intend to highlight in this paper.

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Być w mówieniu i być mówionym – o teorii języka Jacques’a Lacana i jej konsekwencjach dla podmiotowości

Być w mówieniu i być mówionym – o teorii języka Jacques’a Lacana i jej konsekwencjach dla podmiotowości

Author(s): Grzegorz Michalik / Language(s): Polish Issue: 33/2020

It seems rather obvious that Jacques Lacan’s theory is Freudian psychoanalysis combined with structural linguistics. But it is not so conclusive: in Lacan’s work we can find many elements with different origins to linguistics. Moreover, Lacan’s subversion of structuralist theses makes any unambiguous assignment impossible. In the article, the author describes the evolution of Lacan’s theory of language and its consequences for the issue of subjectivity in psychoanalysis resulting from the use of linguistic tools.

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C. G. Jung a Hermann Hesse: Umìní, terapie a zdroje tvorby

C. G. Jung a Hermann Hesse: Umìní, terapie a zdroje tvorby

Author(s): Pavel Kalina / Language(s): Czech Issue: 3/2015

An intimate relationship of Hermann Hesse to analytical psychology, based on his personal contact with C. G. Jung and his disciple J. B. Lang, belongs to the well-known topics from the history both of literature and of psychotherapy of the past century. The foregoing studies were, however, writte in the time when Jung´s pivotal work, The Red Book, was not available to the public. The Book was written as a medieval manuscript where an important role is played not only by words but also by pictures which were painted by Jung himself. In this article I deal with the question how far it is possible to use Hesse´s texts, especially his novel Demian, for better understanding of Jung´s ideas, in particular his approach to images in the framework of the therapeutic process at the time when The Red Book was written. Besides, I will analyze the hypothetical pictorial sources which could have been used by Jung when writing The Red Book. These sources could have been the works of the Beuron school which could be known to Jung either from his own experience or from photos and postcards. The extensive visual culture of the time of the “print capitalism” could supply the visual inspiration both to Jung, and to Hesse.

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Cazul Sandu: Romanele lui Anton Holban din perspectiva tulburărilor de personalitate

Author(s): Justyna Teodorowicz / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 2/2021

In the present article we propose an interdisciplinary analysis of Anton Holban’s novels. Being an example of modern Romanian fiction, focused on inner experiences, Holban’s work has a pronounced psychological character and, thus, can become an object of study for psychology and psychiatry. We propose an interpretation of the writer’s novels from the point of view of personality disorders. In our opinion, the protagonist has some characteristics described as symptoms of obsessive-compulsive personality disorder (OCPD), also referred to as obsessional personality or anankastic personality. We discuss several categories of these characteristics, such as uncertainty and lack of self-confidence, excessive vulnerability, self-analysis, control, excessive attention to details and judging everyone with one’s high moral standards. We focus on those aspects of the narrator’s personality which are the expression of his relation to himself and to other people, as we consider it extremely important. Our point is not to make a psychiatric diagnosis of Holban’s protagonist, but rather to suggest the possibility of using some data offered by psychology, psychopathology and psychiatry to interprete the writer’s work. This could shed some light on behavioral mechanisms that can be observed in both fictional character and Anton Holban himself, regarding the autobiographical aspect of his prose. On the other hand, we believe that literature can be a source of inspiration for science and, as such, help us on our way to understanding the human being.

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Chantal Akerman: La jouissance de la déperdition et le rythme de la contingence

Chantal Akerman: La jouissance de la déperdition et le rythme de la contingence

Author(s): Flaviu-Victor Câmpean / Language(s): French Issue: 1/2022

This paper reads Chantal’s Akerman œuvre with regards to contingency and loss, in a psychoanalytic Lacanian perspective. Womanhood in anxiety and jouissance, the time of the singular and the subject’s identity entwined with the Other and with the contingency of the real are thus correlated with Akerman’s production, particularly Jeanne Dielman and her written journal. The short essay also opens the path of articulating the singular and the unary trait in the Lacanian sense in Akerman’s cinematic style. The protagonists are drawn within a repetition that cannot be mastered or directed but pertains to an impossible encounter on “the other stage”, whose rhythm out of meaning affects the meaningful dailiness of life.

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Charakterystyka pacjentów kończących i przerywających stacjonarną terapię uzależnienia od alkoholu

Charakterystyka pacjentów kończących i przerywających stacjonarną terapię uzależnienia od alkoholu

Author(s): Radosław Breska,Robert Opora / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2021

Introduction. Patients addicted to alcohol often give up the psychotherapeutic treatment programs. On one side, in out-patients clinics they are exposed to several factors which make keeping abstinence difficult and finishing the treatment program. On the other side patients who participate in the stationary psychotherapy for addicted people are less exposed to this factors and a lot of them still are not able to finish the treatment program. The aim of the research was to describe and compare patients finishing and discontinuing the stationary psychotherapy program for alcoholics. Method. The empirical data was taken from analyzing medical documentation, history of patients addiction staying over the year in a stationary department of the hospital and participating in the basic treatment program for alcoholics. Result. Received results show that 27,6% of patients do not finish the taken treatment program for alcoholics. In the presentation there are statistically significant differences between patients who finished psychotherapy and discontinued. The men statistically more often then women break the psychotherapy. Patients who discontinued the psychotherapy more often live alone (divorced or unmarried), and stayed without constant incomes. Personality disorders and mental diseases (depression, alcohol halucinosis during entering the hospital, schizophrenia, affective bipolar disorder). W found less significant differences in such variables as: place of living, staying with children, level of education, somatic state during entering the hospital, judicial commitment, and criminality.

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CHARISMA: A REASSESSMENT OF MAX WEBER`S THEORY

CHARISMA: A REASSESSMENT OF MAX WEBER`S THEORY

Author(s): Cristiana Budac / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2020

According to the German sociologist Norbert Elias it was Max Weber who labeled a social phenomenon that had no name at that time. In his seminal study Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft Weber devised a theory of charismatic leadership, where charisma stands for out of the ordinary (Ausseralltäglich) qualities attributed to a person. Charisma exists as long as there are people to acknowledge it and believe in its magical power. The world we live in is in no way short of charismatic or would-be charismatic persons. And history has taught us that charisma has also a dark side to it. But what is it that makes us more inclined to surrender to someone`s personal magnetism? Is it because we are social creatures who have evolved a prosocial behavior for our own good? Or maybe the answer lies in the nature of our “disenchanted” world? My paper attempts to show that there is no contradiction between the two while tackling both Max Weber`s theory of charismatic leadership and the newest research in the field of social and evolutionary psychology.

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Charyzma i terapia. Uwagi o znaczeniu myśli Philipa Rieffa dla teorii legitymizacji

Charyzma i terapia. Uwagi o znaczeniu myśli Philipa Rieffa dla teorii legitymizacji

Author(s): Leszek Nowak / Language(s): Polish Issue: 44/2022

RESEARCH OBJECTIVE: The aim of this article is to analyze Philip Rieff’s political thought, especially his theory of therapeutic culture and charisma, in the context of the broadly understood problem of legitimation. In particular, I am interested in the following issues: 1) Rieff’s theory of therapeutic culture; 2) The place of authority in therapeutic culture; 3) A dispute with Max Weber about understanding charisma. THE RESEARCH PROBLEM AND METHODS: This article deals with the problem of the legitimacy of authority in a culture that is programmatically reluctant to it. To this end, I turn to Philip Rieff’s theory of culture to answer two main questions. The first, more general: Why is authority so strongly opposed in contemporary culture? The second, more specific: What is the place of charisma in this context? This article is a study of political thought in hermeneutical tradition. THE PROCESS OF ARGUMENTATION: The starting point of my argument is to outline Philip Rieff’s concept of therapeutic culture. I argue that the emergence of this type of culture creates difficulties for the functioning of authority. I use the concept of charisma as a category that can be treated, to some extent, as an antidote to the crisis of authority. However, I do not agree with Weber’s theory of charisma, which is dominant in social sciences. Referring to Philip Rieff, I am trying to reformulate this concept. RESEARCH RESULTS: I argue that the therapeutic culture poses a great challenge to the legitimization of authority. Charisma may be a source of inspiration, but only if we reformulate its understanding. Charisma should first of all be understood as the ability to recreate a system of norms without which no political order can exist. CONCLUSIONS, INNOVATIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS: We should look at the phenomenon of charisma in a more favorable way. We need charisma, properly understood, especially in small communities.

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Cinsel Suçlara Yönelen Çocuk Failler: Cinsel Suçların Dinamikleri

Cinsel Suçlara Yönelen Çocuk Failler: Cinsel Suçların Dinamikleri

Author(s): Sunay Fırat,Mehmet Aykut Erk / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 1/2022

For the perpetrator who directs the sexual act to the individual; different definitions can be made in terms of the modus operandi, the personality characteristics, the mental disorders, the repetition of the crime and the characteristics of the victim. This study aims to determine the risk factors and personality traits of adolescents who are perpetrators of sexual crimes and who are thought to be driven to crime, to examine how crime is committed or how crime history classifications are created, and to contribute to crime and behavioral sciences, penological interventions and rehabilitation initiatives by creating a different perspective. According to the results of the cases, perpetrators of sexual assault are mostly characterized as a heterogeneous group. Therefore, it is thought that reducing the perpetrators into homogeneous groups regarding their specific characteristics will facilitate the judicial process in order for the justice mechanism to function correctly.

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Circularitatea în psihoterapie. O reprezentare a proceselor psihologice complexe

Circularitatea în psihoterapie. O reprezentare a proceselor psihologice complexe

Author(s): Smaranda Buju / Language(s): Romanian Publication Year: 0

The idea of circularity is present in psychology and psychotherapy. The paper identifies and explains the ways in which circularity is applied in various psychotherapies: as a therapeutic principle, as a question, clinical model, map of change, metaphor, diagram, layers of thought and dysfunctional circular movements. The circular modes of human interaction show the complexity of relationships within family systems, the circular map of change states the therapeutic objectives, stages, skills and results, the diagram of trauma intervention outlines a useful and practical tool, the layers of dysfunctional thought and the trajectory of circular movements reflect the mechanisms that underlie psychological disorders. We believe that circularity in psychotherapy is associated with complex processes and its representations are suggestive in rendering what is difficult to understand, complicated and multi-dimensional.

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Citová väzba a sekvenčné stratégie v autobiografických spomienkach depresívnych pacientov

Citová väzba a sekvenčné stratégie v autobiografických spomienkach depresívnych pacientov

Author(s): Kristína Kotrčová,Lenka Lacinová / Language(s): Slovak Issue: 2/2015

The paper is focused on the verification and on the prediction of partners attachment dimension in depressed patients by using of narrative themes in life-story interview. The method of semi-structured interview was administered to hospitalized patients with depressive symptomatology. The purpose of the research was also to identify narrative themes emerging typically in depressed patients. It was found more frequent occurance of interpersonal acceptance and rejection topics in patients with avoidant attachment to a partner than in patients with a safe and anxious attachment. Communion memories of patients were associated with attachment anxiety to the partner and also with higher number of redemptions. The connection of sequence themes and benefits of using life-story interview in psychotherapy of depressed patients is discussed.

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Clarrisa Pinkola Estes, Žene koje trče s vukovima: mitovi i priče o arhetipu divlje žene

Clarrisa Pinkola Estes, Žene koje trče s vukovima: mitovi i priče o arhetipu divlje žene

Author(s): Nihada Bećirović / Language(s): Bosnian Issue: 5-8/2020

The review of: Clarrisa Pinkola Estes, Žene koje trče s vukovima: mitovi i priče o arhetipu divlje žene/ Women Who Run With the Wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype; Nova knjiga, Podgorica, 2018.

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CLAUDE LÉVI-STRAUSS, JACQUES LACAN I CZAROWNICTWO

CLAUDE LÉVI-STRAUSS, JACQUES LACAN I CZAROWNICTWO

Author(s): Michał Żerkowski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2019

The relations linking cultural anthropology of Claude Lévi- -Strauss to psychoanalysis of Jacques Lacan have not yet been properly criticized in the anthropological literature. Whereas published in 1949 works of psychoanalytically informed Lévi-Strauss played a key part in Lacanʼs “return to Freud” in the spirit of structural linguistics. A closer examination of these texts as well as central concepts of structural anthropology and Lacanian psychoanalysis, taking into account not only the historical development of the latter, but also their ethnographic and clinical sources, raises fundamental questions about falsifiability, consistency, explanatory power and plausibility of structuralist hypotheses. The direction of inspiration was defined and always led from anthropological to psychoanalytic structuralism, although the former was often built on the basis of unjustified analogies, factual inaccuracies and excessive generalizations, and the latter additionally on the basis of manipulations present in both Freud’s and Lacanʼs writings.

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Comunicarea publică între informare și fake news în perioada pandemiei COVID-19

Comunicarea publică între informare și fake news în perioada pandemiei COVID-19

Author(s): Teodora TOMPEA / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 1/2022

In the study presented, I continued to express views, opinions, analyses through which scientists, public institutions involved in the fight against COVID-19 make huge efforts to stop this scourge, to protect people in wave 4 and in the perspective of wave 5 of the pandemic. In my experience as a journalist at Digi 24 TV, I was confronted with the phenomenon of misinformation and anti-vaccination tendencies, conspiracy theories that flooded communication networks and platforms, and even the media. All of them constitute deontological challenges for any journalist.

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Concepții și Prezențe Arhetipale în Pictură

Concepții și Prezențe Arhetipale în Pictură

Author(s): Stela Cojocaru / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 1-2/2020

In this article there are described some aspects of the presence of cultural archetypes in painting. The archetypes in art and painting manifest themselves in symbolic form and give to the artistic work a certain philosophical meaning and deep meanings. The source of symbolic archetypes are ancient myths, fairy tales, legends, stories, folklore. The content of these cultural archetypes is typical for a certain culture or the whole of humanity, in this sense they are universal, objective and transpersonal. Cultural archetypes reveal their content through iconic concepts in graphic form, through visual images determined by the cultural environment and the metaphorical way of representation (ethno-cultural archetypes). These cultural forms in art and painting, are gradually transformed into symbols, metaphors, associations, with multiple meanings and senses, and represent simplified models, schemes, images and representations, which derive from the human subconscious and the universal collective unconscious. Every archetypal image, imported into the creative human psyche, takes the simplest form of sign or symbol. The archetypal symbols are a well-defined language and are a presence and possibility for finding the true meaning. Related to the artistic dimension, they appear in the painting, in the form of different symbolic and significant images, based on specific associations, described by the language of metaphors, allegories, sometimes materialized in unconscious images, often spontaneous and intuitive, deeply embedded in the subconscious - content that successfully it is exploited by art and especially by painting.

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Conference Report of the 9th International Conference „InPACT 2021“

Conference Report of the 9th International Conference „InPACT 2021“

Author(s): Miroslava Bozogáňová / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2021

Conference report of the 9th International Conference „InPACT 2021“, April 24 – 26, 2021, online

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