neurosis

Yet despite all this I firmly believe a wonky grin, a chipped nail, and one or two very mild neuroses never did a look any harm.

The theory of repression took far more account of the fact that typical neuroses are, properly speaking, developmental disturbances.

What I particularly appreciate about Gould is that he had no good reason, apart from his neuroses, for quitting the public arena.

To put it simply, Freud located the source of these deep inside the self, where no one could see them except through dreams and neuroses.

It was realized that mere abreaction cannot possibly lead to the goal, since the majority of neuroses are not traumatic at all.

The debacle, and the reaction to it, says as much about French neuroses as it does about football.

He would hypnotize patients for groups of students and others, gaining the nickname "the Napoleon of the neuroses . "

Historically , the neuroses or psychoneuroses have constituted a major category of mental disorders in psychiatry and psychoanalysis .

The "large majority" suffer from "depression, anxiety or other neuroses " , according to government research.

Many people suffer from phobias and neuroses as result of the stresses and interactions of everyday living.

He found his compatriots' post-imperial neuroses a tempting target for his jokes.

Maslow felt that psychoanalysis and its emphasis on neuroses had its place.

She always projects her own neuroses on to her colleagues.

He acknowledge that whatever neuroses drove the criminal to commit the original crime is compounded .

The neuroses of Presidents Johnson and Nixon, moreover, had helped to link the personal to the political.

National authorities must decide whether to indulge the neuroses or try out therapy.

Methods 50 patients with neuroses and their spouses were investigated with questionnaire.

fate is two neuroses knowing they're a perfect match.

The first is that it reflects the realities and neuroses of increasing ethnic diversity.

Nor could I honestly deny the very real importance of sexuality in the aetiology and indeed in the actual structure of neuroses.

So what we think of us fate, is just two neuroses knowing they're a perfect match.

So what we think of as fate, is just two neuroses knowing they're a perfect match.

The number of neuroses is very great.

A preliminary study of the quality of life in patients with neuroses

Alexithymia and its affective factors in patients with neuroses and depressive disorder

Prognosis and clinic analysis of high dangerous neonate with hypoxia history and non- asphyxia and early exceptional neuroses symptom

A study of the reliability and validity of the SF-36 in patients with neuroses

Sexual Behavior and Underlying Personality in Patients with Neuroses

The study of plasma monoamine neurotransmitters and related factors in anxiety neuroses

The relationship between type A behavior and defense mechanism in neuroses

An epidemiological survey on elderly neuroses

Effect of Health Education and Supportive Therapy on Neuroses

Misdiagnostic Analysis about Neuroses in the Municipal Hospital

A Study on Comorbidity of Elderly Neuroses and Somatic Disease

Social Support and Coping Style of Patients with Neuroses

Analysis on clinical sub-scale characteristics of psych ological-CT for neuroses