Structuralization

They argued that early subphase inadequacies give rise to less structuralization of the ego and to a lower level type of pathology than do later subphase inadequacies, so that the nature of borderline pathology differs depending on whether problems in caretaker-child interaction occur in the symbiotic, differentiation, practicing, rapprochement, or on the way to object constancy subphases. ❋ EDA G. GOLDSTEIN (2001)

Due to constitutional deficits, lack of suitable objects, and improper environmental handling, children in this latter group have inferior object relationships; weak identification; incomplete structuralization; permeable id-ego boundaries; and distorted, deformed and immature egos A. ❋ Judith Marks Mishne (1986)

(Being and Nothingness), 1943, is a massive structuralization of his concept of being, from which much of modern existentialism derives. ❋ Unknown (1964)

It is the process of the structuralization of function. ❋ Robert Ezra Park (1926)

For example, Gertrude and Rubin Blanck 1974,1979 showed how specific separation-individuation subphase inadequacies lead to problems in the ego’s structuralization and to impaired capacity for object relations. ❋ EDA G. GOLDSTEIN (2001)