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Manual de intervención en dilemas implicativos

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The notion that human beings face internal conflicts is very old in the field of psychotherapy. Also, it is common the idea that symptoms could be derived from those conflicts. However, attempts for developing ways of appraising those conflicts so that they can be measured and tested empirically are almost inexistent. Precisely, the Multi- Centre Dilemma Project is aimed at investigating the role of those conflicts, termed implicative dilemmas or dilemmatic constructs, in health using the Repertory Grid Technique as a method to identify them. So far, a higher presence of those conflicts has been found in a variety of clinical problems (depression, social phobia, somatic problems, etc.) in comparison to non-clinical samples. Therefore, it seems convenient to develop a form of intervention aimed to dealing and resolving these conflicts. In this paper a therapy manual focused on implicative dilemmas resolution is presented. It consists of a structured intervention for 15 sessions, designed mainly for research and training in psychotherapy, and based on Personal Construct Psychotherapy.

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SENRA, Joana, FEIXAS I VIAPLANA, Guillem and FERNANDES, Eugénia. Manual de intervención en dilemas implicativos. Revista de Psicoterapia. 2005. Vol. 63-64, num. 179-201. ISSN 1130-5142. [consulted: 14 of August of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/65389

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