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2. Control-Mastery Theory
3. Assessing Burdening Guilt and Its Correlates.
4. The Plan Formulation Method from Control Mastery Theory and Management of Countertransference
5. Pathological worry and rumination according to control-mastery theory.
6. Survivor guilt: Theoretical, empirical, and clinical features
7. Survivor guilt: Theoretical, empirical, and clinical features.
8. Assessing guilt in adolescents according to control-mastery theory: preliminary validation data for the interpersonal guilt rating scale-15 for adolescents (IGRS-15-ad)
9. The adaptive function of fantasy: A proposal from the perspective of control-mastery theory.
10. Should supportive measures and relational variables be considered a part of psychoanalytic technique? Some empirical considerations
11. Dreaming and adaptation: The perspective of control-mastery theory.
12. New developments in understanding morality: Between evolutionary psychology, developmental psychology, and control-mastery theory.
13. Interpersonal guilt: the development of a new measure
14. Patients’ unconscious testing activity in psychotherapy: A theoretical and empirical overview.
15. Preliminary Data about the Validation of a Self-Report for the Assessment of Interpersonal Guilt: The Interpersonal Guilt Rating Scales–15s (IGRS-15s)
16. Reality Attentiveness-Inattentiveness and Externalization-Internalization in Defensive Style
17. Reliability and Validity of the Interpersonal Guilt Rating Scale-15: A New Clinician-Reporting Tool for Assessing Interpersonal Guilt According to Control-Mastery Theory
18. A description and clinical research application of the control-mastery theory
19. Relationship between color-word test interference and MMPI indices of psychoticism and defensive rigidity in normal males and females
20. Interpersonal Guilt Measure--67 items
21. Interpersonal Guilt Measure--45 Items
22. Psychoanalysis and Scientific Creativity: With Special Reference to Regression in the Service of the Ego.
23. The relationship between impaired selective attention and severity of psychopathology in acute psychiatric patients
24. A Study Of Reality-closeness - Reality-distance: A Directional Determinant Of Attention Deployment.
25. Congress isn't honest with earmarks.
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