analysand उदाहरण वाक्य

The term was used in 1957 by Meyer A . Zeligs to refer specifically to the postures taken by analysands in a psychoanalytic session.
"You want to slice up Freud the Father like a sausage, no ? " he might say to a cowering analysand.
Frequently, they became analysands on a longer, scarier soul trek that might not solve all their athletic problems but would surely deal with their unconscious.
Simmel had played a model role in the institution by insisting from the start on confidentiality and equal treatment for non-paying as for paying analysands.
She strikes up a conversation with Macy's troubled analysand in the psychiatrist's office, only to find that he quickly becomes infatuated with her.

The aim of psychoanalysis is to lead the analysand to recognize his / her desire and by doing so to uncover the truth about his / her desire.
In the summer of 1924, he continued his analysis by joining Reik at Dobbiaco ( in South Tyrol ), where a fellow analysand was Lewis Namier.
Sullivan introduced the term " participant-observer " to indicate the analyst inevitably interacts with the analysand, and suggested the detailed inquiry as an alternative to interpretation.
Barthes states that the psychoanalyst must turn off their judgement while listening to the analysand in order to communicate with their patient's unconscious in an unbiased fashion.
According to Devereux, the observer must think about his relation to the observed in the same manner as an analyst would do in his relation to his analysand.