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Anxiety, Castration

Known as: Castration Complices, Complex, Castration, Castration Complex 
Anxiety due to fantasized injuries to or loss of the genitals.
National Institutes of Health

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Anxiety States, NeuroticGeneralized Anxiety Disorder
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2005
2005
Psychoanalysis in Persia.
Dear Editor, Psychotherapy as a non-pharmacological therapeutic intervention plays an important role in mental heath, and its… 
1997
1997
The Oedipus complex, castration and the fetish: a revision of the psychoanalytic theory of sexuality.
1995
1995
The Phallic Astration Complex and Primary Femininity: Paired Developmental Lines toward Female Gender Identity
I suggest that two developmental lines contribute to the achievement of female gender identity. One is rooted in the phallic… 
1992
1992
A reassessment of Little Hans, his parents, and his castration complex.
1986
1986
The superego: a revised developmental model.
The superego is not, as psychoanalytic theory asserts, primarily heir to the oedipus complex. Freud proposed two theories of… 
1983
1983
On the vicissitudes of female sexuality: the difficult path from 'anatomical destiny' to psychic representation.
  • N. Montgrain
  • The International journal of psycho-analysis
  • 1983
  • Corpus ID: 31086686
The author studies female sexuality under six headings: 1) The essential nature of feminine orgastic pleasure in its spreading… 
1983
1983
Castration complex
ABSTRACT– Thirty‐three adult hypospadiacs and 36 matched controls were investigated by means of Rorschach's test, in a double… 
1972
1972
Early genital activity and the castration complex.
1965
1965
Self‐Castration by a Man with Cyclic Changes in Sexuality
&NA; A case is presented of a man who castrated himself and who reported he had experienced cyclic changes in sexuality for 6… 
Highly Cited
1961
Highly Cited
1961
A re-evaluation of some aspects of femininity through a study of menstruction: a preliminary report.
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