Principles of Psychoanalysis: Their Application to the Neuroses

action activity actual adaptation to reality aggression ambivalent anal anal-sadistic analysis anxiety appears become castration anxiety castration complex cathected cathexis changes child childhood component instincts compulsive neurotic conflict conscious conversion hysteria danger death instincts defense demands destructive instincts discharge displacement disturbed ego ideal experiences expressed external world fantasies father fear feces feeling of guilt fixation Freud genital gratification homosexual hypochondria hysterical ideas identification illness impulses individual infantile influence inhibited inner instance later libidinal libido magic masochism masturbation means melancholia mother narcissistic need for punishment neurotic symptom object obsessional neurosis oedipus complex omnipotence oral organs outer world pain patient penis perceived perception person perversion phase phobia pleasure preconscious pregenital projection psychic energy psychotic puberty reaction formations repetition compulsion repression resistance sadism schizophrenic seems sensations sexual instincts stage stimuli strivings suffering superego synthetic function system Pcs takes tendency tension thoughts tion trauma uncon unconscious unpleasure wish