The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... fact ; nor have we any reason to regard it , in itself , as an adequate cause of fatal termination . It is , however , very doubtful if it is ever present in curable insanity . This conclusion seems to be perfectly warrantable from a ...
... fact ; nor have we any reason to regard it , in itself , as an adequate cause of fatal termination . It is , however , very doubtful if it is ever present in curable insanity . This conclusion seems to be perfectly warrantable from a ...
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... fact , if it be a fact - that if we keep those patients for a full recovery to take place , we almost always have a relapse , and an incurable case following . It has seemed to me that in that class of minds we have got to reach a ...
... fact , if it be a fact - that if we keep those patients for a full recovery to take place , we almost always have a relapse , and an incurable case following . It has seemed to me that in that class of minds we have got to reach a ...
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... fact that it takes a judicial view of imbecility , which more nearly accords with the established medical doctrines concerning that condition of mental deficiency . Psychologists have settled that there are degrees of imbecility ...
... fact that it takes a judicial view of imbecility , which more nearly accords with the established medical doctrines concerning that condition of mental deficiency . Psychologists have settled that there are degrees of imbecility ...
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