> It's true that psychological case histories are published, but much more carefully. Yes, that's increasingly true as time passes. Freud's case histories were

> It's true that psychological case histories are published, but much more carefully. Yes, that's increasingly true as time passes. Freud's case histories were marked with the subject's real initials, and this practice continued up to the 1950s. I'm not excusing, just explaining. Even in modern times, very detailed case histories are published as long as there's no credible risk of associating the study with a particular individual, or consent is obtained from someone able to give informed consent.