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"Freud’s psychoanalytical theory was based on case studies, which gather large amounts of detailed information about individuals or small groups. These cases were of patients with which he used psychoanalysis (‘talking cures’), the aim of which to bring unconscious mental activity to the conscious to release anxiety. Techniques to do this include:

Free association – expressing immediate [unconscious] thoughts, as they happen

Dream interpretation – analysing the latent content (i.e. underlying meaning) of manifest content (i.e. what was remembered from the dream).

Current psychologists using the psychodynamic approach still utilize case study evidence (e.g. recording psychoanalytic interviews) to provide proof of their explanations."