psychoanalysts信息详情
n.精神分析学家；心理分析学家
becoming a psychoanalyst in canada───在加拿大成为一名精神分析师
fetichistic psychoanalytic definition───拜物教精神分析定义
years, psychoanalysts have not set up a single lab.───年来，精神分析学家没有设立起一个实验室。
adopting a psychodynamic approach, refer to the venting of aggressive impulses as "catharsis".───采用心理动力学治疗方法的专家，他们认为攻击性冲动的发泄行为是一种“情绪宣泄”。
The psychoanalysts themselves became rich and powerful.───分析专家自身变得富有而有权力。
Traditional psychoanalysts tend to see "normal" development proceeding away from bisexuality.───传统的心理分析学家倾向于将非双性恋视为“正常的”发展进程。
As for therapeutic efficacy, little is known because psychoanalysts do not perform double-blind clinical trials or follow-up studies.───至于疗效，很少有人知道，因为精神分析学家不执行双盲临床试验或后续研究。
Naturally, it is not only yesterday that this sliding took place, and it is not the privilege of psychoanalysts.───当然，这种滑溜不仅昨天才发生，也不是精神分析师才会发现的特权。
De Koninck's conclusion: Each person understands his or her dreams better than anyone else -- including traditional psychoanalysts.───德·科尼克的结论是：每个人比其他人更知道自己的梦——包括传统的心理分析学家。
Psychoanalysts see autistic children four times a week, typically with a parent in the room.───精神分析师每周访视自闭症小孩四次，通常由双亲陪同；
Psychoanalysts, therapists adopting a psychodynamic approach, refer to the venting of aggressive impulses as "catharsis. "───精神分析学家，治疗学家采用精神动力的方法，就如宣泄攻击性冲动成为一种精神宣泄。
It's argued that psychoanalysts are motivated by the need to influence and control.
Other psychoanalysts do accept the reality of child sexual abuse.
He and other psychoanalysts have relied on dreams recollected during therapy sessions, or those they could recall themselves.
Psychoanalysts influenced by feminism may try to develop methods sensitive to gender-specific experiences.
Psychoanalysts tend to regard both sadism and masochism as arising from childhood deprivation.
By 1985, when the psychoanalysts attempted to reintroduce masochism, a backlash against feminism, against uppity women, was current.
Psychoanalysts aim to explore the deepest/innermost recesses of the mind.
In this sense, shamans are psychoanalysts, much like Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung.
In the 1970s, several psychoanalysts argued that narcissistic personality disorder occurs across a continuum and is not impervious to treatment — a theory that continues to be refined.