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On antithetic and metathetic words in the analytic situation.

Freud's view of primal words emphasized their origins in the vocal acquisition of language and their similarity to primary process behavior in young children. Our English vernacular is rich in word play of reversals and antitheses, some words being truly ancient, others originating in the subversions of slang and in the child's penchant for mirror imaging and other primary process play. In the regression of analytic work the uttered word can combine with dream imagery and behavioral enactment to convey the antitheses abounding in the oral, anal, and early phallic concerns of the individuating child acquiring language.

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Long-term psychosocial effects of spinal cord injury.

Spinal cord injury typically occurs in males during late adolescence or young adulthood. These individuals face the developmental challenges of adulthood with significant restrictions in mobility and position. The purposes of this study were to examine how spinal cord injured male experience these limitations and to identify how they fulfill adult developmental tasks/expectations. Interviews on this topic were conducted with a convenience sample of 5 spinal cord injured men between the ages of 30 and 45 who had been injured at least 10 years. The findings of this study indicated that the impairment of mobility and position that resulted from the spinal cord injury did have a significant impact upon the developmental tasks/expectations of adulthood. Mobility and position restrictions delayed and/or interfered with the establishment of close personal relationships and the development of a satisfying career. Information also was obtained about the process of coping with the paralysis of a spinal cord injury over time.

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