Ha Ha and Aha: The Role of Humor in PsychotherapyTaylor & Francis, 1987 - 152 páginas The use of humor in psychotherapy is discussed in this book. Part A focuses on humor itself. The first chapter discusses what makes things funny. The situational aspects of humor, witticism, joke-telling skills, ethnic humor, puns, and laughter are discussed. The second chapter presents three types of theories of humor: release-related theories; disparagement-related theories; and incongruity-related theories. The third chapter discusses the structure of the joke and presents 12 categories of jokes. Part B focuses on humor in psychotherapy. The fourth chapter discusses the role of humor in psychotherapy, including the role of humor in establishing a relationship and the role of humor in diagnosis. The fifth chapter discusses the role of humor in interpretation; the sixth chapter discusses turning the client around with humor; the seventh chapter presents humor as a criterion for termination; and the eighth chapter relates humor to the therapist's skill. Part C presents 45 pages of jokes to be used in psychotherapy. (ABL) |
Contenido
WHAT MAKES THINGS FUNNY? | 3 |
THEORIES OF HUMOR | 13 |
DisparagementRelated Theories | 18 |
IncongruityRelated Theories | 24 |
THE STRUCTURE OF THE JOKE | 27 |
Joke Categories | 28 |
The Double Meaning | 29 |
The Contradiction | 30 |
Black Humor | 34 |
Gallows Humor | 35 |
ROLE OF HUMOR IN PSYCHOTHERAPY | 39 |
ROLE OF HUMOR IN INTERPRETATION | 51 |
TURNING THE CLIENT AROUND WITH HUMOR | 61 |
HUMOR AS A CRITERION FOR TERMINATION | 69 |
JOKES USED IN PSYCHOTHERAPY | 81 |
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The Nothing Sacred Joke | 32 |
Laughing at Oneself SelfDisparagement Humor | 33 |
ABOUT THE AUTHOR | 151 |
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Ha, Ha And Aha: The Role Of Humour In Psychotherapy Harold H. Mosak, PhD. Vista previa limitada - 2014 |
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