PEP | Article - International Journal of Psychoanalysis, XLVII, 1966: Toward a Classification of External Factors Capable of Inducing Psychological Stress. Sidney Levin. Pp. 546-551.

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Abstract

States of psychological stress are characterized by a defusion of libido and aggression. External factors capable of evoking defusion are loss, attack, restraint, and threats. When not intense, defusion promotes redistribution of libido and fosters development and adaptation.

PEP | Article - International Journal of Psychoanalysis, XLVII, 1966: Toward a Classification of External Factors Capable of Inducing Psychological Stress. Sidney Levin. Pp. 546-551. - Nininger, Eugene