| Abstrakt: |
The article discusses the development in the evaluation of marital interaction by family caseworkers in treating one partner. According to a study, due to the development, the complexity of marriage has been impressive, as well as the importance of its impact on the married client. In addition, the importance of such interaction has been expressed either implicitly or explicitly in much of the psychoanalytically oriented literature since the beginning of psychoanalysis. Furthermore, the current marital interaction always has significance with regard both to the immediate symptom picture and to the course that treatment will take. |
