Personality
88 Citations•1927•
S. A. K. W.
The Journal of Neurology and Psychopathology
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Abstract
repute have thus cured cases, are bold statements which could hardly be scientifically verified. On investigation such cases have usually been found to have been diagnosed wrongly. One would be much more inclined to state that it is particularly in these two types of psychosis that psychoanalysis would be of little or no avail, though paranoid reactions which not uncommonly are met with in psvchoneuroses mav be cured by its means. True paranoiacs do not have hallucinations as stated. The relationship of psychoanalysis to the psychoses must be handled more tentatively, or false impressions will be made on uncritical readers be they lay or medical.