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psycho (adj.)
1927, shortening of psychological; 1936 (Raymond Chandler) as shortening of psychopathic (adj.).
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psycho (n.)
1925, short for psychologist; as short for psychopath from 1942.
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psychoactive (adj.)
also psycho-active, 1959, from psycho- + active.
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psychoanalysis (n.)

1906, from Psychoanalyse, coined 1896 in French by Freud from Latinized form of Greek psykhē "the soul, mind, spirit; understanding" (see psyche) + German Analyse, from Greek analysis (see analysis). Freud earlier used psychische analyse (1894).

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psychoanalyst (n.)
also psycho-analyst, 1910; see psycho- + analyst.
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psychoanalytic (adj.)
1902, from psychoanalysis + -ic.
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psychoanalyze (v.)
also psycho-analyse, psychoanalyse, 1911; see psycho- + analyze. Related: Psychoanalyzed; psychoanalyzing. Earlier was psychologize (1830).
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psychobabble (n.)
1976, from psycho- (representing psychology) + babble (n.). Earlier was psychologese (1961).
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psychodrama (n.)
also psycho-drama, 1937 (in writing of U.S. psychiatrist Jacob L. Moreno (1889-1974)), from psycho- + drama. Related: Psychodramatic.
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