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Original: , person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy)   as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to   the level of personal processes –
Revised: , person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy) In accordance with Ciompi's affect logic, Kriz highlights that at any given moment both cognitive-psychic and affective processes occur simultaneously in the human organism. Because of the slower change of biochemical parameters, the affective processes form the framework for the rapidly changing cognitive processes with their bioelectric basis. Furthermore, the implicit knowledge of the human organism, which originates from early experiences as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to the level of personal processes –
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Original: , person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy)   as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to   the level of personal processes –
Revised: , person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy) as well as from evolutionary preformations, is of great relevance. This has long been underestimated, but is now discussed under the term "social brain" . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to the level of personal processes –
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Original: , person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy)   as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to   the level of personal processes –
Revised: , person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy) as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . Humans are hardly aware of many of these structuring effects of the bodily processes on what is described under (a) and (b). Nevertheless – or precisely because of this – these processes have a very strong effect. the level of personal processes –
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Original: , person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy)   as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to   the level of personal processes –
Revised: , person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy) as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to Stability, instability, and the interaction of the four process levels the level of personal processes –
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Original: , person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy)   as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to   the level of personal processes –
Revised: , person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy) as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to Kriz understands symptoms and problems with which people come into psychotherapy, counseling, or coaching as over-stable process patterns. These were mostly appropriate and functional in earlier stages of development, but have not adapted to new conditions. This is because human development – both at the level of personal processes –
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Original: , person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy)   as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to   the level of personal processes –
Revised: , person-centered systems theory does not primarily focus on patterns of interactions and communication respectively but it takes into account the individual (the person in the sense of person-centered psychotherapy) as well as the underlying somatic processes and the cultural embedding of meaning processes . After all, central aspects like sense, mind, meaning or coherence are related to the level of the individual and in social systems –
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Original:  even if these are substantially affected in their biographical and historical dynamic by social processes . A social system can define and /or prescribe something as meaningful – however, experiencing it as something meaningful is an intrinsic process of that person (first person perspective).
Revised:  consists of repeatedly abandoning effective process patterns whenever new developmental challenges arise. For example, different patterns of interaction are required at the family level depending on whether a child has just been born, is in kindergarten or school, reaches puberty, is starting professional training, and so on. The same applies to the organization of the psychological processes of the child itself. Also, companies have to change their structure and processes because the business environment is constantly evolving.In organizations and management, this is discussed under the collective term of change management . A social system can define and /or prescribe something as meaningful – however, experiencing it as something meaningful is an intrinsic process of that person (first person perspective).
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Original:  According to the model  of synergetics, the patterns at each process level can be stable (for a given time) or show phase transitions.
Revised:  According to the model For psychotherapy, counseling, and coaching, the question of stability – or over-stability – as well as change and new adaptation is essential. The model for understanding these phenomena is the interdisciplinary systems theory of synergetics, the patterns at each process level can be stable (for a given time) or show phase transitions.
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Original:  According to the model  of synergetics, the patterns at each process level can be stable (for a given time) or show phase transitions. The former comes along with the positive aspects of predictability, familiarity and security, but the negative aspects of rigidity, solidification and non-adaptation. The latter is experienced as leaving old and inadequate patterns behind in order to reach new and better adapted ones. This has the positive aspects of novelty, creativity and uniqueness, but the negative aspects of instability, uncertainty and chaos. In the life-course of individuals, couples, families, groups and organizations, both phases of stability and of pattern transitions are necessary. Many symptoms and problems are related to over-stabilization of patterns, which have been good solutions to some requirements but are no longer adequate or functional due to the fact that the requirements have changed   .
Revised:  According to the model of synergetics, which in turn derives from the theory of non-linear dynamic systems. It deals with self-organization processes in which a large number of components form orders or patterns which then react upon the further developmental dynamics of the components. Such dynamic stabilities or orders are called attractors. Person-centered systems theory though is not concerned with phenomena for which energetic processes are important. Rather, it is about psychosocial phenomena of the natural sciences for which sense and meaning are essential. Kriz, therefore, uses a structural-scientific version of synergetics as a model basis.Kriz, Jürgen; Tschacher, Wolfgang (2013). Systemtheorie als Strukturwissenschaft: Vermittlerin zwischen Praxis und Forschung (Systems theory as structural science: mediator between practice and research). Familiendynamik, 38 (2), S. 12–21. He specifies the attractors as meaning attractors (German: Sinnattraktor), which he describes as reduction of the vast possibilities of understanding and communication providing certainty and stability while limiting change, adaptation, and creativity. Accordingly, the task of psychotherapy, counseling, and coaching would be to support the change of over-stable meaning attractors (which show up as symptoms and problems in psychological and interactive processes) in their adaptation to developmental tasks. This takes place in a phase transition – a transition from one state of order to another. Symptomatic or painful orders are destabilized so that new orders can emerge that are better able to cope with the new conditions. .
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Original:  Many symptoms and problems are related to over-stabilization of patterns, which have been good solutions to some requirements but are no longer adequate or functional due to the fact that the requirements have changed   .
Revised:  Many symptoms and problems are related to over-stabilization of patterns, which have been good solutions to some requirements but are no longer adequate or functional due to the fact that the requirements have changed Bottom-up und Top-down .
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Original:  Many symptoms and problems are related to over-stabilization of patterns, which have been good solutions to some requirements but are no longer adequate or functional due to the fact that the requirements have changed   .
Revised:  Many symptoms and problems are related to over-stabilization of patterns, which have been good solutions to some requirements but are no longer adequate or functional due to the fact that the requirements have changed Stability, instability, and order-order transitions (phase transitions) can be described in detail within the framework of synergetics. Self-organized orders or attractors thus arise from feedback processes between a micro and a macro level. In terms of perception, this has been illustrated by Gestalt psychology already a hundred years ago using the phenomenon of a "melody". A melody emerges "bottom-up" from tones. At the same time, however, this melody affects the perception of the tones "top-down". For example, one and the same physical tone is perceived either as a "soothing tonic" or as a "tension-laden dominant", depending on the context of the melody. Similarly, words create certain meaningful connections with another person (bottom-up), whereby the meaning of further words is understood in the context of these connections (top-down) .
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Original:  The  person-centered systems theory describes the systemic effects of communication between humans (couples, families, organizations) as well as their interrelations through internal processes (perception, thinking, feeling)in its complex, non-linear interaction both bottom-up and top-down.
Revised:  Complex interaction person-centered systems theory describes the systemic effects of communication between humans (couples, families, organizations) as well as their interrelations through internal processes (perception, thinking, feeling)in its complex, non-linear interaction both bottom-up and top-down.
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Original:  The  person-centered systems theory describes the systemic effects of communication between humans (couples, families, organizations) as well as their interrelations through internal processes (perception, thinking, feeling)in its complex, non-linear interaction both bottom-up and top-down.
Revised:  The The basic conditions for self-organized orders (i.e. the attractors) are set by the environment of a system. In person-centered systems theory describes the systemic effects of communication between humans (couples, families, organizations) as well as their interrelations through internal processes (perception, thinking, feeling)in its complex, non-linear interaction both bottom-up and top-down.
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Original:  The  person-centered systems theory describes the systemic effects of communication between humans (couples, families, organizations) as well as their interrelations through internal processes (perception, thinking, feeling)in its complex, non-linear interaction both bottom-up and top-down.
Revised:  The person-centered systems theory , the environmental conditions are represented on each level by the respective other levels, which results in a complex interaction of all levels.
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Original:  Kriz (2017) provides a comprehensive presentation and discussion of the person-centered systems theory   . Kriz, Jürgen (2017).
Revised:  Kriz (2017) provides a comprehensive presentation and discussion of the person-centered systems theory Kriz emphasizes the relevance of a distinction between objective and subjective perspectives and at the same time highlights their complementarity. In natural science, objects have neither the ability to reflect and interpret their situation nor to act accordingly. Hence, scientific synergetics is primarily concerned with the relationship between a self-organizing system and its environment. This is fundamentally different when dealing with humans. Therefore, the question always arises whether it is about environmental conditions, as described by observers (or scientists, therapists), or about those conditions as experienced by the clients themselves. This question of perspective was already discussed by biosemiotics a century ago and, in relation to the world of animals, led to the distinction between environment and Umwelt. For the human realm, however, the term "Lebenswelt" (lifeworld) is preferred to Umwelt.Husserl, Edmund (1936/1970). Die Krisis der europäischen Wissenschaften und die transzendentale Phänomenologie (The Crisis of European Sciences and Transcendental Phenomenology). Hamburg: Meiner. Lebenswelt is characterized above all by an inexhaustible supply of intersubjectively agreed symbols, which makes the human being an "animal symbolicum".Cassirer, Ernst (1953–57). Philosophy of symbolic forms. 3 vol. English translation. New Haven: Yale University Press (Original German title: Philosophie der symbolischen Formen, 1923–29). . Kriz, Jürgen (2017).
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Original:  Kriz (2017) provides a comprehensive presentation and discussion of the person-centered systems theory   . Kriz, Jürgen (2017).
Revised:  Kriz (2017) provides a comprehensive presentation and discussion of the person-centered systems theory The different perspectives explain why objective findings of diagnostics often have little to do with the subject's sensitivities. This also applies to the objectively determined (or officially prescribed) requirements of a person as opposed to what someone feels that it is needed. Both perspectives are important for understanding and cannot be played off against each other. Kriz criticizes that many concepts such as "stress" or "resources" are often described primarily on the basis of "objective" factors such as noise or money, while actually other aspects like lack of appreciation may be relevant to the subject's experience and actions . Kriz, Jürgen (2017).
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Original:  In: Cornelius-White, M., Motschnig, R. Lux, M. (eds.) : Interdisciplinary Handbook of the Person-Centered Approach: Research and Theory.
Revised:  In: Cornelius-White, M., Motschnig, R. Jeffrey H.D.; Motschnig, Renate; Lux, Michael, eds. : Interdisciplinary Handbook of the Person-Centered Approach: Research and Theory.
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Original:  Ross-on-Wye, UK  Cornelius-White, Jeffrey H.D. %DIFDELCMD < & %%%  Kriz, Jürgen (2008).
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Original:  In: Matthies, M. , Malchow, H. %DIFDELCMD < & %%%  Kriz, J. (eds.) : Integrative Systems Approaches to Natural and Social Dynamics.
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Original:  In: Matthies, M. , Malchow, H. %DIFDELCMD < & %%%  Kriz, J. (eds.) : Integrative Systems Approaches to Natural and Social Dynamics.
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Original:  In: Matthies, M. , Malchow, H. %DIFDELCMD < & %%%  Kriz, J. (eds.) : Integrative Systems Approaches to Natural and Social Dynamics.
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Original:  Heidelberg: Springer, 517-537 Kriz, Jürgen (  1991).
Revised:  Heidelberg: Springer, 517-537 Kriz, Jürgen ( 1993). Pattern Formation in Complex Cognitive Processes. In: Haken, Hermann; Mikhailov, A., eds.: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Nonlinear Complex Systems. Berlin/Heidelberg: Springer, 161–175. Kriz, Jürgen ( 1991).
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Original:  In: Pelaez, M.J.(ed.) : Comparative Sociology of Family, Health & Education XX, (Malaga, Espania), 6061-6083 External links Interview with Jürgen Kriz on the topic of Self- Actualization and Rogerian Person Centered Psychotherapy.
Revised:  In: Pelaez, Manual J., ed. : Comparative Sociology of Family, Health & Education XX, (Malaga, Espania), 6061-6083 External links Interview with Jürgen Kriz on the topic of Self- Actualization and Rogerian Person Centered Psychotherapy.
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Original:  In: Pelaez, M.J.(ed.) : Comparative Sociology of Family, Health & Education XX, (Malaga, Espania), 6061-6083 External links Interview with Jürgen Kriz on the topic of Self- Actualization and Rogerian Person Centered Psychotherapy.
Revised:  In: Pelaez, M.J.(ed.) : Comparative Sociology of Family, Health & Education . Vol. 20, Malaga, Spain: University of Malaga, 6061–6083. External links Interview with Jürgen Kriz on the topic of Self- Actualization and Rogerian Person Centered Psychotherapy.
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Original:  In: Pelaez, M.J.(ed.) : Comparative Sociology of Family, Health & Education XX, (Malaga, Espania), 6061-6083 External links Interview with Jürgen Kriz on the topic of Self- Actualization and Rogerian Person Centered Psychotherapy.
Revised:  In: Pelaez, M.J.(ed.) : Comparative Sociology of Family, Health & Education XX, (Malaga, Espania), 6061-6083 Interview with Jürgen Kriz on the topic of Self- Actualization and Rogerian Person Centered Psychotherapy.
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Original:  In: Pelaez, M.J.(ed.) : Comparative Sociology of Family, Health & Education XX, (Malaga, Espania), 6061-6083 External links Interview with Jürgen Kriz on the topic of Self- Actualization and Rogerian Person Centered Psychotherapy. Towards a Synthesis: Person-Centered Systems Theory. English translation of the last chapter of Jürgen Kriz: Grundkonzepte der Psychotherapie (Essential concepts of psychotherapy). Weinheim: Beltz/PVU 1985, rev. edition 1989. List of English publications by Jürgen Kriz - mostly dealing with person-centered systems theory.
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Original:  Hill Collins, Patricia. Black Feminist Thought : Knowledge, Consciousness, and the Politics of Empowerment. Revised tenth anniversary edition., Routledge, 2000. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true db=cat00456a%DIFDELCMD < &%%% AN=ua.1040129 site=eds-live%DIFDELCMD < &%%% scope=site.
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Original:  Gloria Anzaldua draws on this narrative in an anthology titled This Bridge Called My Back: Writings by Radical Women of Color, which she coedited with Cherrie MoragaMoraga, Cherríe, and Gloria Anzaldúa .
Revised:  Gloria Anzaldua draws on this narrative in an anthology titled This Bridge Called My Back: Writings by Radical Women of Color, which she coedited with Cherrie Moraga .
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