Even a smattering of psychoanalytical theory helped Wolfe better to understand his family and, to a much smaller extent, himself.

However deeply she may have been influenced by mythology, history and psychoanalytical theory, Graham created her theatrical effects through the power of movement.

The main argument for this is that psychoanalytical theory holds that all thoughts are preserved in a conservation of psychic energy.

Bowlby departed from psychoanalytical theory which saw the gratification of sensory needs as the basis for the relationship between infant and mother.

Jacques Lacan in his psychoanalytical theory compared the structuring of the unconscious to the way a language is structured.

During the early 1910s, Eder became interested in the psychoanalytical theories emerging from Europe.

Similarity treatment principes are mainly, the focus of one or several target problems, by using the foundation of modern psychoanalytical theories.

Thus the psychoanalytical developmental theories and the classification of behaviour are integrated in the developmental profile.

It has been suggested that much of Freud's early psychoanalytical theory was a by-product of his cocaine use.

In Freud's psychoanalytical theory, erotic energy is allowed a limited amount of expression, owing to the constraints of human society and civilization itself.