A set of techniques for exploring underlying motives and a method of treating various mental disorders; based on the theories of Sigmund Freud.
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психоанализ Portuguese
teoria psicanalítica Spanish
psicologia freudiana Catalan
psicoanàlisi Psychological theory that was founded in 1890 by the Viennese neurologist Sigmund Freud.
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By these who have studied Freudism this will, in a way, be understood.
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As a natural consequence all the faults of Freudism have been transported to the elucidation of the genesis, nature and evolution of stammering.
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This is consistent with most psychoanalytic theory, and, in my own observation, is true.
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It wasn't until Freud-psychoanalytictheory and unconscious motivation and covert sexual drives-thatthis person-centered theory evolved to explain what a poltergeist was.
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At the very least we can write an article on how the prevalent psychoanalytic theories of the time influenced the actual experience of poltergeists.
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This paper reports the first systematic survey of medication use in psychoanalysis.
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But in his view literary criticism, like psychoanalysis, took a wrong turn.
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In a sense you're doing a bit of psychoanalysis as an actor.
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It tells how the company peps up salesmen by a quick psychoanalysis.
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The very mention of psychoanalysis always annoys him-hesays it's all rubbish.
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The over whelming response to it changed the course of psychoanalysis.
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She is also a student of psychoanalysis with a particular interest in dreams.
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Long fascinated by psychoanalysis, I also wanted to go as an anthropological exercise.
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I don't think psychoanalysis should be a mandarin or elitist form of intelligence.
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A bobo says to another: The priviliedged classes can afford psychoanalysis and whiskey.
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They are like psychoanalysis: the process is revealing, but the conclusions are banal.
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So your psychoanalysis for the day will now officially come to a close.
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Her 12 books have treated such subjects as psychoanalysis, Chekhov and Sylvia Plath.
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Provided we remember that psychoanalysis can flourish only against the grain.
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I don't think psychoanalysis is a science or should aspire to be one.
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But this is what finally seems so troubling in the history of psychoanalysis.
