References 225TABLE 9.3 Interpersonal Analysis of Ms. W’s Behavior
Motive, Copy Predictive Overt
IPIRs Goal Process Principle Behavior
Brothers & Individuation (Counter-) Opposition Hyper-loving &
mother identification protective
Brothers & Attachment, Introjection Introjection Self-attacking,
mother psychic proximity self-neglectingconsider individual differences in the influence of certain
copy processes, such that personalities are classified as highly
recapitulating, highly introjective, and so on. Similarly, we
could consider individual differences in the tendency to enact
certain reciprocal interpersonal patterns, such that personali-
ties are differentiated by their tendencies to exhibit opposi-
tional, complementary, antithetical, similar, or introjected
behaviors. Although these final thoughts are purely specula-
tive, we wish to emphasize our hope that the ideas presented
throughout this chapter provide the interpersonal foundations
for an integrative theory of personality.
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