Psychodynamics - William James and Boris Sidis - The Subconscious Mind

The Subconscious Mind

William James was an early user of the term 'Subconscious Mind'. His student Boris Sidis and published books on topics that formed the foundation for much of Freud's work, though he used the terms 'Unconscious' and sometimes 'Preconscious'.

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