The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Volume 9Old Corner Bookstore, 1915 |
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Página 364 - The scope and significance of the work can be well illustrated in three of the topics discussed: — the meaning of ideas, phobias and obsessions, and emotional conflicts. As to meaning: "Perception is made up of a primary sensory image of an object combined with a number of secondary images [remembered]. This in itself
Página 180 - of patients, hypnotic suggestion has cured thousands of patients, and psychoanalysis has cured thousands of patients; these are incontestable facts. But, if I dare to speak my thoughts, this fact, interesting as it may be to the patients who are cured, has no great interest for the physician. What is
Página 265 - is employed; the curing of the neuroses by such psycho-(sexuo-) analysis, etc. 'The advertisements of the books on "Psychoanalysis" and "Dream-analysis," apart from being almost fraudulent in their exaggerations, make it appear that all other methods are "similar to treating the cough or fever, regardless of the causal disease. Psychoanalysis concerns itself with the individual as a personality,
Página 398 - vital." The concept hormé is an energie 'expression for psychological values. A psychological value is something active and determining, hence it can be considered from an energie standpoint. he applies his hormé chiefly to himself, ie, he finds the Unconditioned Values within himself, but the
Página 195 - secured sleep records (records of actual sleep taken) from 2692 normal individuals from 6 to 25 years of age, and from 383 feeble-minded individuals. II. The amount of sleep for each age was correlated (a) with school grades secured
Página 331 - because he is ashamed to do so, and because he knows that we will not find them interesting. The liar has never outgrown his infancy, so that even as an adult his fancies, that is, his wishes,
Página 326 - am always pleased when a patient tells me lies. Sooner or later I usually discover the truth, and the former lies then throw much light on the neurosis. For every conscious lie, even in normal persons,
Página 288 - to avail themselves of every opportunity of explaining what they mean, to begin with, and never to weary of redefining their conceptions when the growth of knowledge
Página 137 - will find a permanent place in psychology. The importance of the sexual instinct in normal and abnormal mental life will be better appreciated in the future than it has been in the past. It must be clearly understood, however, that psychology and psychoanalysis must be differentiated from/ sexology and sexual analysis. Sexual analysis may well/ form a part of future psychoanalysic work, but not all
Página 341 - ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY, June-July, 1913. Also "On the Analysis and Interpretation of Dreams Based on Various Motives and on the Theory of Psychoanalysis—Reply to Dr. Putnam," JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1914.