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Mental mechanisms.

Feb 16, 2025

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borderline state, denial, depressive position, displacement, dissociation, fantasy, intellectualisation, Melanie Klein, mental mechanisms, paranoid-schizoid position, projection, projective identification, psychic retreat, psychoanalysis, rationalisation, reaction formation, regression, repression, schizoid fantasy, Sigmund Freud, splitting, sublimation, suppression, Understanding motor events: a neurophysiological study

Mental mechanisms are situational. Mental mechanisms do not have indices of test-retest reliability or of inter-rater reliability. The distributions of mental mechanisms by age, gender, social class, and intelligence are not established.Mental mechanisms may be unspoken, or may be confined to a consultation during which money changes hands. Once other people are involved, the possibility…
The biochemistry of the unconscious mind.

Feb 16, 2025

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Denial, dissociation, suppression, and repression reduce to inhibition, and thus to gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), for example, amblyopia (dim vision). Putting thoughts to the back of the mind, giving undivided attention, and suspension of disbelief, are expressions that imply inhibition, and thus GABA.“Differential Roles of Neuronal Activity in the Supplementary and Presupplementary Motor Areas: From Information…
Conjunction of evolutionary, Shakespearean and synaptic perspectives.

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The nerves of the brain may be activated or inhibited. Ideas come to mind, or are put to the back of the mind. Attention is activation of what is relevant and inhibition of what is not relevant. Inhibition may be more biologically costly than activation. The hard work of doing nothing. The hard work of…