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... patient's reaction to a crippling chronic poliomyelitic condition , involving the complete paralysis of both legs . His aim was to show the patient that his previous adjustment to the unalterable condition was defective , false , not ...
... patient's reaction to a crippling chronic poliomyelitic condition , involving the complete paralysis of both legs . His aim was to show the patient that his previous adjustment to the unalterable condition was defective , false , not ...
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... patient began to talk about a bitter argument with a colleague and friend . It had happened the day before , and it was all about office arrangements and a bill of fifty dollars which had been either paid or repaid but not properly ...
... patient began to talk about a bitter argument with a colleague and friend . It had happened the day before , and it was all about office arrangements and a bill of fifty dollars which had been either paid or repaid but not properly ...
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... patient , who felt momentarily trapped by his unconscious and became defensive . He needed to take a second look at this remark before he could laugh . A woman patient once discussed in analysis her negative reaction to a male ...
... patient , who felt momentarily trapped by his unconscious and became defensive . He needed to take a second look at this remark before he could laugh . A woman patient once discussed in analysis her negative reaction to a male ...
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Sigmund Freud and the Psychoanalysis | 1 |
The Sense of Humor and Its Relation | 33 |
The Practical Joker | 40 |
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