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The picture of psychoanalysis depicted by Grünbaum is not accurate. The inaccuracy is achieved by omitting important passages of Freud's writings and by other techniques. It is concluded that if Grünbaum had to resort to inaccuracies to attack psychoanalysis, psychoanalysis is not as vulnerable as he makes it appear.