The Anatomy of Change

1. Task and Methods.- The Tests and Our View of Testing.- Some Clinical Issues and Practices.- Choice of Language and Its Implications.- Diagnosis.- Some Research Issues and Practices.- Patient Variables.- Summary of Goals.- 2. How the Tests Were Used.- The Patient.- Initial Test Study.- Initial Study.- Termination Test Study.- Follow-Up Test Study.- Confirmation Study Summary.- Discussion and Conclusion.- 3. Change in Each Patient Variable From Initial to Termination.- Psychological-Mindedness.- Insight.- Core Neurotic Conflicts.- Affect Organization.- Thought Organization.- Patterning of Defenses.- Ego Strength.- Anxiety Tolerance.- Alloplasticity.- Externalization.- Transference Paradigms at Termination.- Interpersonal Relations.- Symptoms.- Depression.- Conscious Guilt.- Unconscious Guilt.- Somatization.- Anxiety.- Secondary Gain.- Honesty.- Self-Concept.- Sublimation.- Extent of Desired Change.- IQ-Change in IQ during and after Long- Term Psychotherapy.- Routes to Change in IQ during and after Long-Term Psychotherapy.- Conclusions from Analyses of Single Variables.- 4. Overall Assessment of Change for Better or Worse.- Findings and Discussion.- Summary.- 5. Profile of Change: Factor Analytic Study of Patient Variables.- Findings and Discussion.- Summary.- 6. Patterns of Change.- Findings and Discussion.- Summary.- 7. Psychological Tests and Paired Comparison Analyses.- Findings and Discussion.- Summary.- 8. Comparing the Usefulness of Tests with other Psychiatric Information.- Study I.- Study II.- Study III.- Discussion.- Summary.- 9. Follow-up Study.- Follow-Up Findings.- Vicissitudes of Ideation.- Discussion.- Summary.- 10. Overview and Conclusions.- Personal and Personnel.- Research Design (With Respect to Tests).- Remarks on Findings.- Remarks on the Outcome Question.- Summary.- References and Bibliography.