Converse of object

• consider: Top of Page Consider the abreaction of guilt, or moral abreaction.

• experience: This emotional attachment to the therapist signifies that the client is experiencing the abreaction of guilt.

• cause: For example, an insight into a psychological problem causes the abreaction of guilt. [ ¹ ] .

• mean: This effect means that abreaction starts forcing his problems into his everyday awareness and drives him to seek ways of resolving them.

• follow: Step 1. This abreaction usually follows the abreaction of guilt.

Converse of subject

• generate: Resentment is generated by the abreaction of guilt, and bitterness by the abreaction of pride.

Adjective modifier

• intense: Top of Page Example B My second intense abreaction occurred some fifteen months later.

• social: The contents of social abreaction are the new ideas of the age.

• moral: Top of Page Consider the abreaction of guilt, or moral abreaction.

Modifies a noun

• ': I give the name ' abreaction ' to these sequences.

• '.: So I also call it ' moral abreaction '. The abreactional process starts from an insight into the cause of a psychological problem.

• force: The backlash of guilt, resentment and bitterness generated by abreaction forces the person to come to terms with immature thoughts and desires.

• increase: As his anxiety levels rise, the intensity of abreaction increases in tandem.

Noun used with modifier

• ': I give the name ' abreaction ' to these sequences.

• drug: A better way of using drug abreaction is to sandwich it between the use of standard psychotherapies.

Preposition: of

• guilt: In the abreaction of guilt the switch from jealousy to guilt involves love leading to hate.

• pride: In the abreaction of pride, the initial stage of sorrow allows the person to release the anxiety attached to their social identity.

• narcissism: First, I give a summary of the abreaction of guilt so that I can compare it to the abreaction of narcissism.

• jealousy: This process uses the abreaction of jealousy and is controlled by a medicine man or a shaman.

• compliance: For three years I thought that the abreaction of compliance represented the elimination of the inferiority complex. [ 4 ] .