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The schizophrenic's primitive form of ego organization necessitates a minute working through of his archaic patterns. His thinking is concrete and literal, instead of abstract. Slow systematic correction can modify his formal peculiarities of thought. He must be enabled to relive his early reactions and experiences through repeated combined illumination of acute transference reactions and
infantile experiences. Overindulgence of aggressive outbursts demoralizes his ego and superego.