The plural of the word is "vogeln" - a German obscenity for having sex. FREUD: "I awoke in anxiety, which did not end until I woke my parents up… The anxiety can be traced back to an obscure and ...

Freud put this forward in his theories about hysteria, a mental illness that was thought to cause anxiety, chest pain, fainting and changes in sex drive in women. Freud believed that his patients ...

FREUD: "There is a dream of wandering about among strangers, undressed, and with feelings of shame and anxiety…. Oddly enough, the 'bystanders' don't seem to notice… for which we have to thank ...

Freud, A. (1936). The Ego and the Mechanisms ... resembles repression is that it is not associated with any particular anxiety situation but may be motivated equally by objective anxiety, superego ...

Freud believed complete elimination of neurosis was neither possible nor desirable. He saw value in anxiety and internal conflict - what he called "ordinary unhappiness" - as vital for personal ...