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Page 361
... drive ( q.v. ) to destroy or eliminate . Cathect . Cathexis . ( German : besetzen , Besetzung ) The act of attach ... Drive . ( Sometimes the term Instinctual drive is used . ) A demand of the body upon mental life , as contrasted with ...
... drive ( q.v. ) to destroy or eliminate . Cathect . Cathexis . ( German : besetzen , Besetzung ) The act of attach ... Drive . ( Sometimes the term Instinctual drive is used . ) A demand of the body upon mental life , as contrasted with ...
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... drive can achieve its aim ) . All actual drives combine libidinal ( q.v. ) and aggressive ( q.v. ) components . Ego . An organized portion of the total personality , derived from the id ( q.v. ) under the pressures of external reality ...
... drive can achieve its aim ) . All actual drives combine libidinal ( q.v. ) and aggressive ( q.v. ) components . Ego . An organized portion of the total personality , derived from the id ( q.v. ) under the pressures of external reality ...
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... drive . Splitting . Dividing the aim or object of a drive ( q.v. ) into two or more aims or objects . Sublimation . The " normal " defense mechanism ( q.v. ) in which the subject's ego alters the aim of a drive ( q.v. ) to make it ...
... drive . Splitting . Dividing the aim or object of a drive ( q.v. ) into two or more aims or objects . Sublimation . The " normal " defense mechanism ( q.v. ) in which the subject's ego alters the aim of a drive ( q.v. ) to make it ...
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