British Journal of Medical Psychology, 第 1-2 卷Cambridge University Press, 1921 |
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... thought , or willed from our earliest infancy , is there , leaning over the present which is about to join it , pressing against the portals of consciousness that would fain leave it outside . " It is the dissociation of the complex ...
... thought , or willed from our earliest infancy , is there , leaning over the present which is about to join it , pressing against the portals of consciousness that would fain leave it outside . " It is the dissociation of the complex ...
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... thought offers no solution . Examples of statesmen of this type are President Wilson and Mr Asquith . ' Wait and see ... thought function in this type is relatively unconscious , hence the thoughts tend to be pro- jected on to the object ...
... thought offers no solution . Examples of statesmen of this type are President Wilson and Mr Asquith . ' Wait and see ... thought function in this type is relatively unconscious , hence the thoughts tend to be pro- jected on to the object ...
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... thoughts belong more especially to the intuitional type , because they are influenced by the primordial images which , if uncorrected by reality , produce obsessions of the mind . These instinct - forms of thought enter the mind with ...
... thoughts belong more especially to the intuitional type , because they are influenced by the primordial images which , if uncorrected by reality , produce obsessions of the mind . These instinct - forms of thought enter the mind with ...
第 42 頁
... thought it was produced altogether by some external tyranny , or some inexplicable perversity in man . There seemed to be a perfect harmony in himself , so he thought perfect harmony was possible in the world if it would only get rid of ...
... thought it was produced altogether by some external tyranny , or some inexplicable perversity in man . There seemed to be a perfect harmony in himself , so he thought perfect harmony was possible in the world if it would only get rid of ...
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... thought and behaviour of savage man are primitive , they furnish material which helps us to understand and to deal with regressive states exhibited by sufferers from disorder of mental functions . " He went on to say that medicine ...
... thought and behaviour of savage man are primitive , they furnish material which helps us to understand and to deal with regressive states exhibited by sufferers from disorder of mental functions . " He went on to say that medicine ...
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actes actions activity adaptation affective analysis appear associations become bien c'est called cause child complex connection consciousness course d'une dans definite desire difficulties direction dissociation dream emotional energy existence experience expression fact factor fait feeling forces Freud function give hand human idea important impulses increase indicate individual influence instinct interest later lead less means memory mental method mind mother nature necessary nervous neurosis normal nous object observation occur organic original patient phénomènes position possible present primitive principle probably problem produce psychic psycho-analysis psychology qu'il question reaction reflex regard relation repression seems sense sexual suggestion symptoms tendances term theory thought tion tone troubles unconscious whole