Attachment Psychotherapy and God Image

摘要: This chapter integrates attachment theory, emotional information processing and affective neuroscience in order to provide a theoretical framework for understanding the development transformation of God image. Repeated relational experiences with primary caregivers are encoded subsymbolically as "implicit representations" or visceral sense what it is like be self others. These implicit representations then function templates interpreting subsequent interpersonal interactions organizing individuals' characteristic approaches relating others, including God. Thus, these filters bias believers' toward content quality their within human relationships. We propose model image that involves both nonverbal an integration this code verbal therapeutic relationship. In therapy, adaptive recruit new neural networks, establishing neuronal basis different ways experiencing, representing, being illustrate case study.