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Psychodynamic

Description:

Psychodynamic refers to the psychological theories and practices that focus on the interplay between unconscious and conscious mental processes, as well as emotional and motivational factors that influence behavior.

Example Sentences:

As an adjective:

1. The psychodynamic approach to therapy emphasizes the role of childhood experiences in shaping adult behavior.

2. Her psychodynamic analysis revealed hidden motives behind her actions that she wasn't aware of.

As a noun:

1. Many psychologists adhere to the principles of psychodynamic to understand the complexities of human behavior.

2. The therapist used psychodynamic to explore the patient's unresolved conflicts.

Possible Related Products:

To learn more about psychodynamic theories and therapy:

• Books on Psychodynamic Therapy
• Books on Psychodynamic Theory