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Ambivalence: its relationship to narcissism and superego development.

I propose in this paper a reconsideration of the concept of ambivalence in regard to time of onset and to show the centrality of its role in the integrative process of ego and superego structures. Further, it is my intent to show that the failure to adequately resolve ambivalence has serious implications for clinical practice