The theory that no psychological event or process is fortuitous or accidental but always has a definite (if UNCONSCIOUS ) cause. FREUD proposed this theory as a cardinal, guiding principle of PSYCHOANALYSIS.
The theory that no psychological event or process is fortuitous or accidental but always has a definite (if UNCONSCIOUS ) cause. FREUD proposed this theory as a cardinal, guiding principle of PSYCHOANALYSIS.