Chap.

 1 II |   the psychologist and the patient. We will in this respect
 2 II |    previous consent of the patient, or without the patient
 3 II |    patient, or without the patient being aware of their exact
 4 II | resulting therefrom to the patient and even to third parties. ~
 5 II | the intimate psyche of the patient. He can also act with complete
 6 II |  complete freedom when the patient consciously expresses a
 7 II | whether the consent of the patient is sufficient to give the
 8 III| psychology and that of the patient, to the extent that the
 9 III|   the psychologist and the patient and add to the scientific
10 III|    only the welfare of his patient will be all the more careful