Glossary of Terms
Censor
The mental agent that prevents the consciousness from realizing a dream's latent content. Events in a dream are often condensed or displaced to obscure the wish aiming to be fulfilled.Free Association
A psychoanalytic technique in which the patient says whatever comes to his or her mind. The psychoanalyst then forms a chain of associations to better understand the patient's unconscious.Latent content
The unconscious wish or desire that motivates a dream.Manifest content
The remembered events of a dream. Manifest content must be interpreted to arrive at the wish that the dream seeks to fulfill.Repression
A mental process by which a taboo, immoral or unrealistic desire is confined to the unconscious.Symptom
A strange and often unexplained physical ailment that stems from an unresolved mental problem.Transference
A process by which emotional and often sexual feelings held for one person are redirected to the psychoanalyst during the course of therapy.Dora: An Analysis of a Case of Hysteria Essays and Related Content
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