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===PSYCHIC APPARATUS AND ITS FUNCTION===
<blockquote>As the architectural [[principle ]] of the [[psychic ]] [[apparatus]], we may conjecture a certain stratification or [[structure ]] of instances deposited in strata.<ref>{{PEL}} Ch. 7</ref></blockquote>
<blockquote>''Certain inadequacies of our, psychic functions and certain performances which are apparantly unintentional prove to be well motivated when subjected to psychoanalytic investigation, and are determined through the consciousness of unknown motives.''
In order to belong to the class of phenomena which can thus be explained, a faultly psychic action must satisfy the following conditions:
(<blockquote>''Certain inadequacies of our, psychic functions and certain performances which are apparantly unintentional prove to be well motivated when subjected to [[psychoanalytic]] investigation, and are determined through the [[consciousness]] of unknown motives.''<BR>In [[order]] to belong to the [[class]] of phenomena which can thus be explained, a) faultly psychic [[action]] must [[satisfy]] the following [[conditions]]: <BR># It must not exceed a certain measure, which is firmly established through our estimation, and is designated by the expression "within normal limits."  (b) # It must evince the [[character ]] of the momentary and temporary [[disturbance]]. The same action must have been previously performed more correctly or we must always rely on ourselves to perform it more correctly; if we are corrected by [[others]], we must immediately recognize the [[truth ]] of the correction and the incorrectness of our psychic action. (c) # If we at all perceive a faulty action, we must not perceive in ourselves any motivation of the same, but must attempt to explain it through "inattention" or attribute it to an "accident." <BR>Thus, there remain in this group the cases of [[forgetting]], the errors, the lapses in [[speaking]], [[reading]], [[writing]], the erroneously carried-out actions and the so-called [[chance ]] actions.<ref>{{PEL}} Ch. 12</ref></blockquote>
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