Self-organizing Complexity in Psychological

Self-Organizing Complexity in Psychological Systems offers a contemporary perspective on the mind through a compilation of original chapters written by some of the leading researchers in the area of complexity theory. In each of the chapters, the authors attempt to use complexity theory to inform and in some cases reformulate existing theories of brain function (Freeman; Grigsby & Osuch), personality (Grigsby & Osuch), psychic organization and structure (Goldstein; Piers), human development (Demos), psychopathology (Palombo; Piers) and psychotherapeutic change (Palombo).

Complexity theory as the parent science of psychoanalysis	p. 1
A biological theory of brain function and its relevance to psychoanalysis	p. 15
Neurodynamics, state, agency, and psychological functioning	p. 37
Emergence : when a difference in degree becomes a difference in kind	p. 83
Emergence and psychological morphogenesis	p. 111
The dynamics of development	p. 135
The language of complexity theory	p. 165
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