Freud had a practical incentive to change his story because the fathers of the women he treated were paying his bills and would not accept being blamed for their daughters' trauma.
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Freud had a practical incentive to change his story because the fathers of the women he treated were paying his bills and would not accept being blamed for their daughters' trauma.
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"...needed to change his story if he wanted to maintain his clientele. So the question then is, okay, is there evidence to suggest that..."
"...wanted to change his boy if he wanted to maintain his clientele. So the question then is, okay, is there evidence to suggest that..."
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