 | New York (State). State Hospitals Commission - Mental health - 1920 - 672 pages
...influence of compensation, apparatuses of more variable functions and morphology which show themselves quite capable functionally and even at times somewhat...are still mixed formations and such as have not been completedy compensated * * *." It is from this group that under definite conditions, the cases of neuroses... | |
 | Crime - 1915 - 678 pages
...other hand nature forms from inferior organs, under the morphology, structures which are in many cases quite capable functionally and even at times somewhat...derived their increase in strength in overcoming these obstacles and have consequently stood the test." (P. 56.) The theory of organ inferiority instances... | |
 | Alfred Adler - Adlerian psychology - 2002 - 250 pages
...degree of compensation, can only be perceived as qualitative when looked at from the psychological standpoint, a fact which becomes comprehensible at...because of premature exhaustion of this strength, result in disturbance of compensation. Under definite conditions the cases of neuroses and psychoneuroses... | |
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... quite capable functionally and even at times somewhat better adapted to external circumstances, since they have derived their increase in strength in overcoming these external obstacles and have consequently stood the test. 