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<blockquote>The secondary elaboration of the product of the [[dream]]-[[work ]] is an excellent example of the [[nature ]] and the pre­tensions of a system. An [[intellectual ]] function in us [[demands ]] the unification, [[coherence ]] and comprehensibility of everything perceived and [[thought ]] of, and does not hesitate to [[construct ]] a [[false ]] connection if, as a result of special circumstances, it can­not grasp the [[right ]] one. We [[know ]] such system [[formation ]] not only from the dream, but also from phobias, from compulsive [[thinking ]] and from the types of [[delusions]]. The system forma­tion is most ingenious in delusional states ([[paranoia]]) and dominates the [[clinical ]] picture, but it also must not be over­looked in [[other ]] forms of neuropsychoses. In every [[case ]] we can show that a rearrangement of the [[psychic ]] [[material ]] takes [[place]], which may often be quite violent, provided it seems comprehensible from the point of view of the system. The best indication that a system has been formed then lies in the fact that each result of it can be shown to have at least two motiv­ations, one of which springs from the assumptions of the system and is therefore eventually delusional-and a hidden one which, however, we must recognize as the [[real ]] and effective motivation.<ref>{{T&T}} Ch. 3</ref></blockquote>