ABSTRACT
Historians of the American Revolution remain uncertain if Patrick Henry actually uttered the final five words of 'If this be treason, make the most of it', but they do affirm that he later apologized for the intensity of the feelings he expressed in his famous speech that challenged the supremacy of British rule. Lawrence Friedman, chairing a 1990 panel that revisited Freud's papers on technique, specified six papers as those that Freud intended to stand as a single unit representing the fundamentals of treatment. Interpersonal and Relational writers have largely supported the reality of a paradigm change and have conceptualized it as a transformation from a one-person to a two-person psychology. Freud (1912b) introduced the concept of evenly hovering attention when he repudiated what he believed was a forced technique, his use of hypnosis, and replaced it with the recommendation of a stance that he considered open-ended listening.
