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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A stock image in cartoons and comics. As short hand for therapy, someone is lying on a couch, even though this is not very common nowadays. Comes from All Psychology Is Freudian. Fans of Freudian psychoanalysis note that during free association the therapist and client are not facing each other, but this has become a visual symbol of therapy anyway. |
