Psychodynamics Definition
sīkō-dī-nămĭks, -dĭ-
noun
The study of the mental and emotional processes underlying human behavior and its motivation, esp. as developed unconsciously in response to environmental influences.
Webster's New World
The study of personality and behavior in terms of such processes.
American Heritage Medicine
Origin of Psychodynamics
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psycho- +"Ž dynamics
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