The psychical working-over (German psychische verabeitung) indicates the process of symbolization, of associative psychic work, which makes it possible to control the excitations.
Development like connection of energy
The psychic Appareil deals with various excitations, potentially harmful for the development. There is a spontaneous psychic work, an operating process of the spirit, which seeks to bind the excitation, to work it from the association of representations between them.One finds a similar idea in the theorization of the Compulsion to repeat like energy beyond the Pleasure principle.
Secondary revision of the dream
The development indicates here a work of the Rêve. After Displacement of the affect between the Representation S of the dream and Condensation of the elements, the dream will be altered by what Freud calls the consideration of representability , or secondary revision .The secondary revision of the dream consists with the scénariser, to transform it into a coherent account.
Development like formative of the Symptom
The development was initially defined by Charcot like creative of the hysterical symptom . Following a Traumatism, the event is revived, thought and reconsidered, worked, symbolized, until a symptom, Compromise-formation, occurs as an instinctual satisfaction.It is the model of the deferred action: the traumatism intervenes but the symptom emerges only later. This model will be worked like model even of the neurosis. According to this diagram, the child saw his infantile Sexualité and the traumatism does not create a neurosis; then the Latency period comes; then with puberty the symptom occurs nevrotic, consequence of an infantile traumatism.
According to McDougall, these two designs of the development appearing opposite are complementary, the development like symptom-formation representing the first psychic work, a hasty solution .
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