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In discussing affect theory the author avoids using terms such as transference and superego, preferring phrases such as 'fusion experience' and 'emotional-cognitive experiences' for what might be called transference. Instead of superego the author prefers an 'internal reaction to one's own negative thoughts … completing the cognitive, attitudinal, emotional sequence'. His remarks about LSD and electric shock are open to question. One case history in which multiple therapists treated a psychotic adolescent is reported.