Dynamics of identy development and
separation-individuation in parentchild relationships during adolescence and emerging adultood--A conceptual integration.
The process of
separation-individuation, made more complex by adoption, is very important here.
Separation-individuation, family functioning and psychological adjustment in college students: A construct validity study of the
separation-individuation test of adolescence.
This process, referred to as the
separation-individuation process, allows an individual to move away from his or her comforting environment while continuing to retain a part of him or herself.
Chapter 2, titled Narcissism, Character Formation and
Separation-Individuation, begins by framing these concerns against an ego psychological understanding, but quickly moves to introduce self psychology.
The Separation Individuation Inventory (Christenson & Wilson, 1985) is a 36-item self-report measure designed to assess symptoms associated with a disturbance in the
separation-individuation process.
Separation-individuation, exploration, and identity diffusion as mediators of the relationship between attachment and career indecision.
When the
separation-individuation process goes awry: Distinguishing between dysfunctional dependence and dysfunctional independence.
To measure psychological separation, we adopted the
Separation-individuation Inventory translated into Taiwanese by Wu (2004).
Contributions of parenting to the
separation-individuation process in late adolescence: A threewave longitudinal study.
He discusses the development of character, the process of a second
separation-individuation, the capacity for affect regulation and the related self-reflective function, and the treatment of adolescent clients, through clinical vignettes from his previously published works.