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RG-08.29, Dr. Simmel, The Phenomenon of Acting Out, paper, 1936
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1936
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RG-08.29
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Dr. Simmel, scientific works
Formation of symptoms is brought about by failure of repression, Dr. Ernest Simmel
Guilt feeling and fear of one's own conscience is not identical, Simmel, discourse
In childhood children act out instinctual drives before they become repressed, Simmel, discourse
In play the child tries to repeat actively what it was submitted to passively of his weakness Simmel
In the child's mental system there is no demarcation between conscious, preconscious and unconscious
It deserves a special investigation in how far anxiety can be avoided through acting out, Simmel
Phenomenon of acting out, terminology, Dr. Ernest Simmel
Phenomenon of symptom formation, terminology, Dr. Ernest Simmel
Repression can only take place after the development of the Super Ego function, Freud
Repression derives from a clash with reality to protect the Ego from the pressure of Id, terminology
Repression is a defense mechanism of the Ego, terminology, Dr. Ernest Simmel
The child actual reality and psychic reality can be identical, Freud
The fear of frustration and the threatening outcome from the ego, Simmel, discourse
The neurotic symptoms also satisfy the Super Ego as a representative of reality, discourse, Simmel
The neurotic symptoms is a compromise formation, somewhat satisfying the Id, terminology, Simmel
Theory of Psychoanalysis, Dr. Ernest Simmel
The person changes object love into identification love, Simmel, discourse
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