Newly available interviews with Max and Herbert Graf describe the severe pathology of Little Hans's mother and her mistreatment of her husband and her daughter, who committed suicide as an adult. Reread in this context, the text of "A Phobia in a Five-year-old Boy" provides ample evidence of Frau Graf's sexual seduction and emotional manipulation of her son, which exacerbated his age-expectable...

We construct a stable one-based, trivial theory with a reduct which is not trivial. This answers a question of John B. Goode. Using this, we construct a stable theory which is n-ample for all natural numbers n, and does not interpret an infinite group.

AIM The main aim of this thesis was to investigate how attitudes influence the latent and manifest need, desire, demand, and utilization for dental implant treatment, considering the gatekeeping process between need and demand, and between demand and utilization of dental treatment. MATERIAL AND METHODS A conceptual analysis of the need and demand concept from the literature was a first step ...

Addressing trauma as a phenomenon which happens on the level of human psyche and body, this article explores impact interlocking nature lingual bodily being in discovering fuller possibility interpreting understanding woundedness. The non-transparent problematic character calls for hermeneutic investigation order to gain far-reaching insight into what with us traumatic experience(s). imperative...

It is appropriate that this lecture is being given in Cambridge because Marjory Stephenson spent most of her life here and indeed was born only ten miles away in Bunvell. However, she taught for a while in London at Unix ersity College and King’s College of Household Science. Her connection with the latter College is of particular interest to me because King’s College of Household Science event...

a r t i c l e i n f o Keywords: Mimetic desire Awareness Joint attention Evaluative learning Attitude formation dual models Effect of attention on affect Recent studies showed that people evaluate objects more favorably when these objects are gazed-at by others, an effect coined as " mimetic desire ". In two studies, we tested whether mimetic desire stems from an automatic form of learning by e...