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• Psychological repression
  A person can suppress the impulse to "choke the [[life]] out of some idiot who desperately [[needs]] it" for
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• Defense mechanism
  ...ssion drive is our drive for safety and protection of our lives. Those two impulse [[drives]] are the motivating factors of our actions. ...Projection reduces anxiety in the way that it allows the expression of the impulse or desire without letting the ego recognize it;
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• Hallucination as Ideology in Cinema
  ...her husband; in this sense, she stands for death, for the stifling of the impulse to fully live one's life, beyond social conventions. However, precisely as
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• Activity
  See also: Homosexuality; [[Instinctual]] impulse; [[Masculinity]]/femininity; [[Sadomasochism]]; [[Turning around]].
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• Genital love
  During the period of oedipal decline, a new distribution of impulse [[cathexes]] will leave its traces throughout the sexual [[life]] with a ne
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• Wish
  A [[wish]] is a mental impulse or desire to obtain satisfaction.
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• Lie
  ...olve the interests of the ego but instead correspond to an [[instinctual]] impulse that cannot be admitted, not because of the strong feelings of [[shame]] or
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• Creativity
  ...n]] (1929) had a very different outlook on creativity, which she saw as an impulse experienced by the [[infant]] to repair the [[object]] that had been initia ...in this way deprived of contact with the experience of life. "The creative impulse," Winnicott writes, "is [[present]] as much in the [[moment]]-by-moment liv
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• Outline
  [[Instinctual]] impulse
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• Desire of the subject
  ...tisfied]] just once, and any subsequent manifestation of desire is only an impulse (<i>Regung</i>) that aims to reestablish, sometimes to the point of ([[psyc
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• Lost object
  # either the [[child]] expresses an impulse to [[master]] the [[object]] by breaking it, casting it aside, or incorpora
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• Siegfried Bernfeld
  ...can discover the genetic connection that is continuously repeated through impulse and [[desire]]. In this way psychoanalysis is raised to the rank of a [[nat
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• Strata/stratification
  * [[Instinctual impulse]]
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• Phobias in children
  ...mally happen in [[hysteria]]. [[Repression]] bears upon an [[instinctual]] impulse with [[projection]] onto an object; anxiety cannot be totally avoided excep ...rected toward the paternal [[imago]]; the [[violence]] of this destructive impulse is the source for massive anxiety that, in turn, becomes a source of [[pers
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• Subject's desire
  ...tisfied]] just once, and any subsequent manifestation of desire is only an impulse (<i>Regung</i>) that aims to reestablish, sometimes to the point of ([[psyc
  6 KB (994 words) - 23:58, 20 May 2019
• Friendship
  ...[1910], p. 61). He bases this on the hypothesis that the shared homosexual impulse is generally aim-inhibited and constitutes a source of unused libido that i
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• Kantianism
  ...ul to distinguish himself from Schopenhauer in his conception of the death impulse. Also, Freud's [[metapsychology]] cannot be confused with a [[weltanschauun
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• Excitation
  * Drive: driving factor, the measure of the amount of impulse toward a particular action or end.
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• Compensation
  ...extreme conscious tendencies are softened and toned down through a counter-impulse in the unconscious." (1914a). This assertion ascribes a different [[role]]
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• The Game of Fort-Da
  might [[satisfy]] an impulse of the child's, which was suppressed in<br> impulse to [[work]] over in the [[mind]] some overpowering experience so as to make
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