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psychoneurotic

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psychoneurotic.
See neurotic.


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Disintegration of this primitive structure is possible only if there are nuclei of psychoneurotic traits, or sensitivity, which are acted upon by very strong positive influence of a highly developed environment" (Dabrowski et al.
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Caught up in this causal nexus, trapped by the very language with which he seeks to explain himself, the psychoneurotic individual threshes about within his subject-predicate-object prison, the victim of his language-thought limitations.
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