ตัวอย่าง psychoanalyst

• The dream had already been a part of the cinema's standard repertoire for some time before the first psychoanalysts began going to the cinema.

• His extreme individualism and unconventional life-style (for example, he had an "open-marriage" and "open house") did not lend itself to being judged by psychoanalysts.

• King describes a contemporary climate amongst practising psychoanalysts in which colleagues would only quietly ' confess ' to working with patients who were over 40 years old.

• Sadly, the response of psychoanalysts has been more defensive than welcoming of these remarkable advances.

• This is possibly a reflection of the pressure exerted by psychoanalysts to establish a position of prominence in the field of analytical therapy.

• At times, they seem to require sociolinguists, linguistic anthropologists, and discourse analysts to reinvent themselves as field psychoanalysts, ascribing repressed desires to those they study.

• Through such uninhibited release of an associative movement within the patient's psyche, the psychoanalyst could make his way through the unconscious.

• As moviegoers, the first generation of psychoanalysts encountered notions of dreaming that reminded them of their prehistory.

• It is easy to catch the philosopher or psychoanalyst who makes an irrelevant scientific quotation.

• However, these studies fell out of favor with psychoanalysts when taken up by apparently alien scientific disciplines.

• But his work did become known in the 1950s and it would seem that some psychoanalysts were prepared to follow his lead.

• Such hostilities do not constitute, what the psychoanalysts call, a narcissistic wound.

• It allows the psychoanalyst to claim access to events at the very dawn of human history.

• She does not supply ' evidence ', for she is suspicious of the focus on evidence, but rather looks for ' suggestions ' - the psychoanalyst's approach.

• Yet psychoanalysts continually involve themselves in introspection and their own psychotherapy and supervision to examine themselves for such tendencies.