psychoneurosis

Most startling, an additional 1,970 men at one point were hospitalized with sicknesses, including 72 with what was described as “psychoneurosis.”

In February, 1933, she was admitted to a hospital for psychoneurosis.

Freud wrote that he had come to explain psychoneuroses “by supposing that this translation has not taken place in the case of some of the material.”

In the same way passing signs of sexual excitation, which accompany the sexual act, are used by psychoneurosis as the most convenient and appropriate material for symptom formation.

In the treatment of this immense number of cases, a very large amount of the most valuable therapeutic experience for psychoneuroses was accumulated.