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L'économie psychique de l'addiction
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In this paper, the authors define addiction as an etat d’esclavage, i.e., an ego-addiction that refers to a set of qualites benefiques of a society, e.g., the illusion of retrouver le paradis perdu de d'enfance.Abstract:
Si, etymologiquement, l’addiction se refere a un etat d’esclavage, telle n’est pas la visee du sujet esclave de son objet : l’objet d’addiction est au contraire investi de qualites benefiques. L’economie addictive vise la decharge rapide de toute tension psychique, interne ou externe – angoisses nevrotiques, angoisses psychotiques, angoisses de fragmentation ou etat depressif. Cette dependance est donc l’illusion de retrouver le paradis perdu de d’enfance.read more
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Conceptualizing gambling disorder with the process model of emotion regulation
Guyonne Rogier,Patrizia Velotti +1 more
TL;DR: This work aimed to provide empirical evidence supporting a conceptual model of GD as an ER affliction, and commented on empirical evidence on the relationship between ER and GD in the light of two main conceptual models of emotion (dys)regulation.
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Narcissistic Implications in Gambling Disorder: The Mediating Role of Emotion Dysregulation
Guyonne Rogier,Patrizia Velotti +1 more
TL;DR: Investigation of the role of both vulnerable and grandiose narcissism in relation to GD as well as the mediator role played by emotion dysregulation in such link found positive associations between SOGS scores and both PNI and DERS.
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Pathological personality facets and emotion (dys)regulation in gambling disorder.
TL;DR: The results confirmed the central roles played by both pathological personality and deficit in emotion regulation capacities in GD, and indicated that Impulsivity, Lack of Perseverance and Suspiciousness may be important predictors of GD severity.
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Beyond the “black box” of the Therapeutic Community for substance abusers: A participant observation study on the treatment process
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present the findings from a participant observation study in a Belgian TC and interpret naturalistic participant observation data through psychoanalytic theory on addiction and mentalization, the process of change is discussed.
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Apport de la psychanalyse à la question de l'Addiction
TL;DR: The question posed by the psychanalyse est celle de la constitution d'une pseudo-pulsion which represente un moyen illusoire d'echapper a la dependance suscitee par l'investissement libidinal and par le desir de l'Autre.