The instrumental and the focal child: Two patterns of parent-child dynamics in separation-impeding families

作者: F. Broembsen

DOI: 10.1007/BF01252851

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摘要: Two distinct patterns in parent-child dynamics, the instrumental child and focal child, are typical of way separation-impeding parents relate to their children. The impact these parents' style relating is usually seen some kind moderate severe personality disturbance llhe child. Both have corresponding functional families. In fact, both deeply rooted cultural tradition family roles have, for centuries, represented socially acceptable norm regulation transfer, from one generation next, family's wealth social position, as well its ambitions, disappointments, reparations. instrumentality psychic economy endemic human condition. Unamuno remarked that, Hebraic tradition, parent's "immortality" guaranteed succession generations, rather than salvation his or her individual soul, Christianity (1960). At this level, thus an existential necessity parent. Christian spiritual burden has been lifted parentchild relationship, only be replaced by responsibility perpetuating secular fortunes. This imperative was explicit right primogeniture, practice marrying off daughters, dictating occupation younger sons, a designed strengthen position. More recently, it expressed expectation that son would take over business, education daughters become wives mothers. child's function fulfil intimate ambitions becoming ideal self. paradigm sketched

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