CONTENTS vii (CHAPTER 10 THEMATIC ANALYSIS IN THE STUDY OF NARRATIVE AND LIFE HISTORY Somerset ‘Maugham: Analysis ofthe Stories Summary Final Report Discussion (CHAPTER 11 OBIECT RELATIONS ASSESSMENT WITH THE TT. C.A‘T., AND S.A, Perspectives on Object Relations Theory An Object Relations Approach to .A.T. Analysis TAT. Protocol of a Newrotie Adolescent Boy T-AT. Protocol of an Actively Psychotic Man CHAPTER 12 BORDERLINE AND NARCISSISTIC DISORDERS IN THE T.AT, C.AT., AND S.A, Brief Overview of the Diagnostic Concept of Bordcrine and [Narcissistic Disorders Salient Indicators of Pre-Ocdipal-and Ocdipal-Level Functioning C.A 7, Protocols Mlusrating re-Ondipal- and Ocdipal-Level Functioning Specific Indicators of Borderline Pathology T.A, Protocol Illustrating Borderline Disorders with Some Psychotic-Like Features Specific Indicators of Narcissistic Pathology C.AT. Protocol Illustrating Natessstic Pathology CHAPTER 13 THET AT.,C.A.T, AND SAT.IN NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT Some General Remarks on Neuropsyehological Assessment Hentifying Features of Neuropsychological Deficit in the TAT and C.A.T, Responses C.A.T. Protoca stating Attention Deficit Disorder T.A.T. Protocol llutrating Attention Defiit Disorder CHAPTER 14 THE C.AT. Nature ‘and Purpose of the Test History ofthe C.A.T. and the C.A.T.-H Theory of the C.AT, Some Differenees between CAT. and TAT. Responses 205 207 213 214215 246 216218 219226, 234 234235, 23012 23 248 249 255255, 287 262267 272.272276 278284