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*[[Freud]] discovered that the "hysteria" from which many of his female patients suffered was induced by [[molestation]] and [[incest]] during childhood.  However, he began seeing so much of it he could not believe it.  He also felt the wrath of accused fathers.  As a result, Freud eventually recanted his belief that hysteria was a reaction to [[sexual abuse]] and stated he believed it to be a "fantasy" that the father would [[seduction|seduce]] the daughter rather than an actualilty.  This position remained until the rise of the [[feminist movement]] in the 1970's and the reawakening in awareness of [[childhood sexual abuse]]. [http://www.kellevision.com/kellevision/2009/06/trauma-and-schizophrenia.html]

*[[Freud]] discovered that the "hysteria" from which many of his female patients suffered was induced by [[molestation]] and [[incest]] during childhood.  However, he began seeing so much of it he could not believe it.  He also felt the wrath of accused fathers.  As a result, Freud eventually recanted his belief that hysteria was a reaction to [[sexual abuse]] and stated he believed it to be a "fantasy" that the father would [[seduction|seduce]] the daughter rather than an actualilty.  This position remained until the rise of the [[feminist movement]] in the 1970's and the reawakening in awareness of [[childhood sexual abuse]]. [http://www.kellevision.com/kellevision/2009/06/trauma-and-schizophrenia.html]

[[Category:Psychology]]

*[[sexual abuse]]