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In psychoanalysis, as contrasted with physical, chemical, and other forms of behavioral engineering, the analyst is more candid and accurate if he takes the position of trying to be helpful to the patient as a person rather than regarding him as sick and in need of cure. His own moral values and traits as a person will inevitably play a role.