Narrative disruptions in the construction of the self.

By R. Neimeyer. 2000

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How to evaluate metacognitive functioning in psychotherapy? The metacognition assessment scale and its applications (2003, methodology): “It is the function we use to describe and discuss our inner scenario, a dialogue inside ourselves that takes a narrative form and gives a sense of continuity to the private and interpersonal aspects of our self (Bruner, 1986; Dimaggio & Semerari, 2001; Hermans & Kempen, 1993; Neimeyer, 2000; Sarbin,”
SEARCHING FOR THE MEANING OF MEANING: GRIEF THERAPY AND THE PROCESS OF RECONSTRUCTION (2000, background): “In the context of grief therapy, this implies that the counselor needs to attend to nuances of client meanings that might be hinted at by vocal tones, gestures, and emphases, as much as communicated in straightforward propositions ( Neimeyer, 2000a ).”
Chaos To Coherence: Psychotherapeutic Integration Of Traumatic Loss (2006, background): “Dramatic life events, and especially those of a traumatic kind, have the potential to introduce experiences that are not only radically incoherent with the plot of a person’s prior life narrative, but that invalidate its core emotional themes and goals as well (Neimeyer, 2000).”
Complicated Grief and the Quest for Meaning: A Constructivist Contribution (2006, background): “…(Barsalou, 1988) and neuropsychological (D. C. Rubin & Greenberg, 2003) research on narrative processing, human beings are viewed as “wired” to make sense of life in storied form, to integrate autobiographical events into “story schemas” that impart order and meaning to experience (Neimeyer, 2000).”
International handbook of personal construct psychology (2003, background): “rative construction of self, dislodging the individual from a sense of who he or she is (Neimeyer, 2000).”
The Integration of Stressful Life Experiences Scale (ISLES): Development and Initial Validation of a New Measure (2010, unknown): “In narrative terms, such a conceptualization fits with the notion of “narrative dominance,” in which an individual’s sense of self becomes dominated by a “traumatic self” or “posttraumatic identity” (Neimeyer, 2000).”