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Psychoanalysis
A therapeutic technique and theory of psychotherapy developed by Sigmund Freud, focusing on unconscious motivations and conflicts.
Transference
A psychological phenomenon in which individuals redirect emotions or feelings about one person to another, often discussed in psychoanalytic contexts.
Emotional Attachment
The emotional bond that forms between individuals, often influencing feelings of security and affection.
Behavior Therapy
A form of therapy that focuses on changing unwanted or unhealthy behaviors through conditioning techniques.
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