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Resolving Counterresistances In Psychotherapy
(3) Epinosic Gain A resistance in psychotherapy that is frequent, if not universal,
is epinosic gain or what is sometimes referred to as “secondary gain” (Greenson,
I967). The “gain” that the client derives is unconscious gratification and ...
2
Dora: An Analysis of a Case of Hysteria
I subsequently found a better way of meeting the facts, by introducing a
distinction between the primary advantage derived from the illness (the paranosic
gain) and the secondary one (the epinosic gain). The motive for being ill is, of
course, ...
Sigmund Freud, Philip Rieff, 1997
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Proceeding of the First Regional Conference, IEEE ...
an international meet, February 15-18, 1995, New Delhi Biomedical Engineering
Society of India. Conference. Speech Pathological Study of Epinosic Patient
UsingArtificial Neural Network Dr. A.S. Zadgaonkar, Anupam Shukla*, Atul Tiwari
** ...
Biomedical Engineering Society of India. Conference, 1995
The patient is using a technique of hysteria to exploit his illness for epinosic gain.
What a ridiculous notion, what did he know about it, what did they, what did
anyone—how did they know why you did what you did, when no one knew the
things ...
5
Health Care and Reform in Industrialized Countries
... Other epinosic services education and research expenditures which can not
Health Services maternity help Treatment ment denture epinosic services
rehabilitation case of illness be divided up Total.
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... epileptogenous adj - epileptógeno epileptoid adj - epileptoide epiloia п -
epiloia (i) epimenorrhagia n - epimenorragia (Í) epinephrine n - epinefrina (Í)
epinephrine receptors - receptores (m-pl) de epinefrina epinosic adj - epinósico
epinosic ...
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Towards a Measure of Man: The Frontiers of Normal Adjustment
Indeed we must distinguish between art's inspiration to transvalue our disbalance
and its invitation to wallow in our miseries, between therapy and epinosic
indulgence.2 This is neither an aesthetic nor a moral difference at first but a
positive ...
8
A Dictionary of Psychology
[From Greek epi on + nephros a kidney + -ine indicating an organic compound]
epinosic gain n. Another name for 'secondary gain. Also called epinosic
advantage. [From Greek epi on + nosos a disorder] epiphenomenalism n. An
approach to ...
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Campbell's Psychiatric Dictionary
Robert Jean Campbell. epileptic clouded states epinosic gain epileptic clouded
states Psychotic reactions occurring in epileptics. At times, either preceding or
following a convulsive attack, the epileptic may manifest a dazed reaction with
deep ...
Robert Jean Campbell, 2009
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Dictionary of Psychological Testing, Assessment and Treatment
Temporal lobe epilepsy, as the name implies, originates in the temporal lobes.
epileptic equivalent masked epilepsy. epiloia tuberous sclerosis. epinosic gain
An indirect benefit from being ill (e.g. generally greater levels of sympathy).
Ian Stuart-Hamilton, 2007
