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“Trust develops through early infancy. With enough good experience to allow the inner world in which she exists to become predictable, the child learns to overcome doubts. Mother comes back, the food will come, a dark bedroom is safe enough, those black specks in the food are all right.

Suspicions can be tolerated, investigated, and overcome. Reassurance can be given and received. But according to psychoanalysis that journey is long and never complete. It involves an ongoing passage through divided and integrated states1 gradually more or less adjusting to reality.

Divided states manage persecutory feelings by abolishing them, but also then make them potentially worse by creating an ongoing state of generalised doubt, unease, and suspiciousness. Trust in a divided state, therefore, is not easily sustained and easily turns to doubt.

It is based on idealisation – seeing only the good qualities of the object and exaggerating them while eviscerating any causes for anxiety or doubt which are felt as threatening. Trust in the integrated state, on the other hand, is different. It is based on realistic assessment and is therefore much more robust – depending on the outcome of curiosity, trial and error, learning, processes of mourning, and evidence to set doubts properly into context.Trust develops through early infancy.

With enough good experience to allow the inner world in which she exists to become predictable, the child learns to overcome doubts. Mother comes back, the food will come, a dark bedroom is safe enough, those black specks in the food are all right. Suspicions can be tolerated, investigated, and overcome. Reassurance can be given and received.

But according to psychoanalysis that journey is long and never complete. It involves an ongoing passage through divided and integrated states1 gradually more or less adjusting to reality. Divided states manage persecutory feelings by abolishing them, but also then make them potentially worse by creating an ongoing state of generalised doubt, unease, and suspiciousness.

Trust in a divided state, therefore, is not easily sustained and easily turns to doubt. It is based on idealisation – seeing only the good qualities of the object and exaggerating them while eviscerating any causes for anxiety or doubt which are felt as threatening.

Trust in the integrated state, on the other hand, is different. It is based on realistic assessment and is therefore much more robust – depending on the outcome of curiosity, trial and error, learning, processes of mourning, and evidence to set doubts properly into context.”

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