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Difficulties in the choreography of training clinical psychology

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dc.contributor.advisor van Deventer, Vasi
dc.contributor.author Prentice, John
dc.date.accessioned 2009-08-25T10:44:59Z
dc.date.available 2009-08-25T10:44:59Z
dc.date.issued 2001-11
dc.date.submitted 2002-01-01 en
dc.identifier.citation Prentice, John (2001) Difficulties in the choreography of training clinical psychology, University of South Africa, Pretoria, <http://hdl.handle.net/10500/591> en
dc.identifier.uri http://hdl.handle.net/10500/591
dc.description.abstract The hypothesis derived from four case studies proposes that if at a philosophical level the training is choreographed at confusing levels of philosophical punctuations, and the training programme involves an ongoing commentary on the 'self' of the trainee, and this ongoing commentary interrupts or interferes with the process in which the 'self' comes to be defined, then on an experiential level the training context is unstable for experiential exploration, and the trainee experiences psychological discomfort. A further five case studies are investigated using focused interviews and content analysis to verify the hypothesis. The author-text-reader metaphor serves to describe the trainer-training-trainee relationship. This reveals that the trainee experiences psychological discomfort, often perceived as psychological damage, when the training text is incoherent and therefore unreadable. In each instance where the training text was found incoherent the trainer was identified as the author, and therefore responsible and accountable for the trainee's psychological discomfort. en
dc.description.abstract Na aanleiding van vier gevallestudies word 'n hipotese afgelei wat voorstel dat wanneer opleiding op 'n filosofiese vlak gechoreografeer word vanuit onsamehangende vlakke van filosofiese punktuasies, en waar sogenaamde opleidingsprogramme voortgesette kommentaar op die 'self' van die student lewer, en waar hierdie voortgesette kommentaar die proses waardeur die 'self' gedefinieer word onderbreek of beinvloed, word die opleidingskonteks op 'n ervaringsvlak onstabiel vir ervaringsondersoek en die student beleef sielkundige ongemak. 'n Verdere vyf gevallestudies word daarna ondersoek, en deur middel van gefokusde onderhoude en inhoudsanalise word die hipotese bevestig. Die skrywer-teks-leser metafoor word dan aangewend om die dosent-opleiding-student verhouding te beskryf. Dit onthul dat die student sielkundige ongemak ervaar, dikwels beskou as sielkundige skade, wanneer die opleidingsteks onsamehangend en dus onleesbaar is. In elke geval waar die opleidingsteks onsamehangend bevind is, word die dosent as die skrywer geiidentifiseer en kan dus verantwoordelik en aanspreeklik gehou word vir die student se sielkundige ongemak. af
dc.format.extent 1 online resource (248 leaves) : color illustrations
dc.language.iso en
dc.subject.ddc 616.89140715
dc.subject.lcsh Internship programs
dc.subject.lcsh Clinical psychology -- Study and teaching
dc.subject.lcsh Psychotherapy -- Study and teaching (Internship)
dc.subject.lcsh Psychologists -- Training of
dc.subject.lcsh Tutors and training -- South Africa
dc.subject.lcsh Psychotherapy -- Training of
dc.title Difficulties in the choreography of training clinical psychology en
dc.type Dissertation en
dc.description.department Psychology en
dc.description.degree M. A. (Clinical Psychology) en


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