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- adjective Of, or relating to, schizophrenogenesis
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On another point, the wonderful therapist Frieda Fromm-Reichman, whose humanity and caring come through in her willingness to go where her patients were (an example in the popular literature can be found in Joanne Greenberg's novel I Never Promised You a Rose Garden), also gave us the mistaken etiologic idea of the "schizophrenogenic" mother.
'The Enemy of the Mind': An Exchange Pijoan, Joaquim 2008
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[[Theodore Lidz]], [[Silvano Arieti]] and others argued that schizophrenia could be understood as an injury to the inner self inflicted by psychologically invasive, "schizophrenogenic" parents.
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Silvano Arieti and others argued that schizophrenia could be understood as an injury to the inner self inflicted by psychologically invasive, "schizophrenogenic" parents.
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[[Theodore Lidz]], [[Silvano Arieti]] and others argued that schizophrenia could be understood as an injury to the inner self inflicted by psychologically invasive, "schizophrenogenic" parents.
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China maintains something of a schizophrenogenic relationship with its foreign English teachers.
Is Teaching English in China Really for You? « Articles « Literacy News 2009
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How long can this schizophrenogenic behavior go on before it essentially cripples those same patriots--because their service and their patriotism can be rendered criminal on the slightest whim of this unprincipled coxcomb?
Archive 2009-05-01 Dr. Sanity 2009
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Fourthly, is General Abizaid a pawn of the Bush administration whose role is to carry out, in some schizophrenogenic way, the will of George Bush to stay in Iraq for the unstated purposes of occupation and oil domination?
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Furthermore, there were the tendencies of many psychoanalysts to blame others, usually the parents (as in the case of the erroneous concept of the "schizophrenogenic mother") and to minimize the factors of child abuse and molestation; all this was unfair and incorrect and led to much improperly imposed suffering, although certainly on a lesser scale than Marx's.
The Unknown Freud: An Exchange Blum, Harold P. 1994
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No scientist takes seriously the notion of the psychologically schizophrenogenic mother or that an imbalance of intrapsychic forces can result in schizophrenia.
The Neuropsychiatric Guide to Modern Everyday Psychiatry Michael Alan Taylor 1993
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In the 1960s and '70s, many psychiatrists and medical school textbooks perpetuated the myth of the' schizophrenogenic mother, 'in which a mother's personality was viewed as the source of
Press Releases 2010
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