ABSTRACT

The objective of this study was to empirically enrich the so far theoretically elaborated concept of Moments of Meeting (MoM), that enable processes of change in psychotherapies as described by the Boston Change Process Study Group (2018). In order to describe dyadic verbal and nonverbal patterns in those Moments of Meeting on a microanalytic level, a verbal scenic narrative microanalysis (SNMA) and a nonverbal neuropsychological gesture coding system (NEUROGES) were applied in three single psychodynamic therapeutic sessions. The verbal psychoanalytic-hermeneutic selection of moments of meeting via SNMA showed notable connections to significant nonverbal markers especially in terms of synchronic turn-taking of gestures indicating MoM. Results indicate the importance of including the communicative function of resonant nonverbal behaviour as a facilitator for mutual understanding in the psychotherapeutic setting. Furthermore, the potential of ruptures, and their repair in the dialogue, are discussed as precedents for MoM.

摘要

本研究的目的是从经验上丰富迄今为止理论阐述的会议时刻 (MoM) 概念，使波士顿变化过程研究小组 (2018) 所描述的心理治疗发生变化。为了在微观分析层面描述那些会面时刻中的二元语言和非语言模式，在三个单一的心理动力学治疗会议中应用了语言风景叙事微分析 (SNMA) 和非语言神经心理手势编码系统 (NEUROGES)。通过 SNMA 对会面时刻的口头精神分析-诠释学选择显示出与重要的非语言标记的显着联系，尤其是在指示 MoM 的手势的同步转向方面。结果表明，在心理治疗环境中，作为促进相互理解的促进因素，将共振非语言行为的交流功能包括在内的重要性。此外，破裂的可能性及其在对话中的修复被讨论为 MoM 的先例。