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British School of object relations theory, whereas the American contributions of Otto Kernberg (1975, 1976, 1984), James Masterson (1981), and Heinz Kohut (1971, 1977, 1984) further developed object relations theory in the United States. Object relations theorists have been especially influential in further developing and fine-tuning current psychodynamic theory, research, and practice. The object relations theorists view infants as being relationship or object seeking rather than pleasure seeking. The early relationship with the mother provides the framework for the development of the sense of self. Thus, attachment to the mother provides the structure and approach for the development of psychological functioning and future relationships. Through interactions with the mother during breast feeding and other activities, the child internalizes, or introjects, various qualities of the person or object with whom they are interacting. The child then separates, or splits, these internalized aspects of the mother into various positive (the good rewarding mother, or the good breast ) and negative (the bad or punishing mother, or the bad breast ) aspects. Attachment to the mother may be either secure or insecure. These divisions provide a template for future interactions with the world in general. Therefore, if the mother-child relationship is primarily negative and filled with unsatisfying and frustrating experiences, the child is likely to have a difficult time developing an adequate and positive sense of self or achieving satisfying and trusting intimate adult relationships. Therefore, object relations theorists tend to view behavior as a manifestation of early childhood experiences with the mother and other important figures in the child s life. Object relation theorists, however, generally neglected the influence of the father-child relationship. The early relationship foundation develops the sense of self as well as a framework for negotiating all future interpersonal relationships.

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