The sexual impulse of the psychoneurotic shows all the aberrations which we have studied as variations of the normal and as manifestations of morbid sexual life.
As a result of sexual rejection there remains in the unconscious of the psychoneurotic a great part or the whole of the psychosexual activity for object finding.
A great part of the opposition to my assertion is explained by the fact that the sexuality from which I deduce the psychoneurotic symptoms is thought of as coincident with the normal sexual impulse.
It appears that the sexual behavior of the psychoneurotic approaches in predisposition to the pervert and deviates by just so much from the normal.
The result can be an almost normal sexual life--usually a limited one--but supplemented by psychoneurotic disease.
We have already encountered another point of comparison when confronted by the fact that the sexuality of the psychoneurotic preserves the infantile character or has returned to it.
There results the clinical picture of animal phobia, which is one of the most frequent among the psychoneurotic diseases of this age and perhaps the earliest form of such an ailment.
Our study of psychoneurotic disturbances points to a more comprehensive explanation, which includes that of Westermarck.
Now, since stuttering is a psychoneuroticdisorder of a certain special type, it is understood that they must believe that stuttering, as a matter of course, comes within the rubric of their generalization.
Freud himself agrees that his sexual theories apply to all mankind and that the psychoneurotic differs from others in not being able to successfully and completely repress or sublimate the undesirable sexual trends.
Here, then, we have a definite case in which by the analysis of a single and incidentally the first dream we have arrived at the genesis of the psychoneurotic disorder.
No attention has been paid to the general psychoneurotic or psychotic Anlage.
As civilization and cultural advancement increase or as the child becomes the adult, the taboo tendency gradually declines, yet under certain conditions it may manifest itself as a psychoneurotic symptom.
The types of neuroses we have mentioned occur occasionally in pure form; more often they are blended with one another or with a psychoneurotic condition.
The symptom in the true neuroses is frequently the nucleus and incipient stage of development of the psychoneurotic symptom.
They really embody the character that has so long been attributed to the psychoneurotic symptom.
On a simpler basis, is not our Shell-shocker just a banal example of hysteria, neurasthenia, psychasthenia; and is not this psychoneurotic more peculiar in his capacity to be shocked than are the conditions that purvey the shocks?
He had had also suicidal and homicidal obsessions, and periods of psychoneurotic anxiety.
They develop exactly as psychoneurotic conditions do in the abdomen or in joints.
If, besides, the patient has the feeling that they must be doing him good because of materials in their composition, the psychoneurotic elements are more readily relieved.
It is well worth studying and striving for, because nothing is more potent for psychoneurotic conditions, and for neuroses on the borderland of the physical, than which no ailments are more obstinate to treatment.
These psychoneurotic conditions in large muscles help us to understand what happens in organic diseases.
Indeed, the theory of all psychoneurotic symptoms culminates in the proposition that they too must be taken as wish-fulfillments of the unconscious.
When I give a psychoneurotic patient analytical treatment, dreams are always, as I have said, the subject of our discussion.
Atrocity propaganda heats up the imagination of troops, makes them more liable to nervous or psychoneurotic strain.
The psychoneurotic non-com who made himself famous to the world's cost did not make this mistake.
