psychoanalytic
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- adjective
- /ˌsaɪkoʊəˈnælɪtɪk/
- Specialized
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psicoanalítico
- The therapist used a psychoanalytic approach to help her clients understand their unconscious motivations.
- psychoanalytic theory
- psychoanalytic training
- psychoanalytic therapy
He says as as a psychoanalytic practitioner, my goal is to make things conscious.
- He says as as a psychoanalytic practitioner, my goal is to make things conscious.
- So we can't just in a cookie cutter way take psychoanalytic concepts and then apply them to to this situation.
- But she realized that the Freudian psychoanalytic method wasn't helping anybody get better because it ignored trauma.
- But what pissed me off even more was we people would come in and we'd go through the psychoanalytic thing.
Examples
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Well, isn't there a psychoanalytic institute in Washington?
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Other Indians did not reject psychoanalysis out of hand, but tried to combine psychoanalytic concepts with Hinduism.
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You know, then I think again, psychoanalytic activity is the activity of reason.
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It's only the basis of modern psychoanalytic theory.
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The psychoanalytic theory of personality.
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By the time of the revolution, the psychoanalytic community in Russia had established a significant presence.
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The problem with the psychoanalytic approach is that it really isn't comprehensive enough.
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Freud himself was aware of the emergence of a psychoanalytic community in Russia.
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Recently, the Soviet Psychoanalytic Association has been officially reestablished with the approval of the government.
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Angel Garma was a Spanish psychiatrist who had been trained at the Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute.
Academic text (1990)
Synonyms
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About Sigmund Freud's idea that the unconscious mind shapes people's behaviour
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Ideas and methods that study the mind and thoughts you are not aware of, like Freud's
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Showing how hidden feelings and thoughts shape behavior and personality
Compounds
- Specialized
A type of talk therapy that explores a person's hidden thoughts and childhood experiences
How Psychoanalytic
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Psychoanalytic combines psycho- meaning 'mind', as in psychology, and analytic meaning 'to examine' or 'to break down'. So psychoanalytic therapy is a way of studying a person's hidden thoughts and feelings, and it comes from the method first used by Sigmund Freud.