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case study of little Hans- Freud studied his phobia of horses and suggested being bitten by a horse was a manifestation of castration anxiety as a consequence for his desire to possess the mother. Hans resolved this conflict by fantasizing of himself as having a bigger penis (giraffe dream). Freud suggested that the father should tell Hans he had no desire to castrate Hans to cure the phobia.
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