Marital Schism
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- Chronic failure of the spouses to achieve role reciprocity
- i.e. Husband and wife compete for child's affection
- Theodore Lidz
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Marital Skew
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- Relationship with 1 weak, dependent spouse and 1 strong and dominant spouse
- Theodore Lidz
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Theodore Lidz's preferred style of treating Schizophreia
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Argued that family approaches remained more helpful to treatment and fought the classification of schizophrenia as an incurable, lifelong condition |
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Theodore Lidz
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- Psychiatrist who specialized in treating patient's with Schizophrenia
- 1910-2001
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Theodore Lidz's focus in research
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Studied the relationships between normal development and the development of mental disorders and the family dynamics of schizophrenia |
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Theodore Lidz's 2 types of marital discord
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1) Marital schism
2) Marital skew
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