The American Journal of Insanity, Band 20Utica State Hospital Press, 1965 Includes section "Book reviews". |
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... mania is that of delusion . " The true test of the absence or presence of insanity , " says Sir John Nicholl upon this point , " I take to be the absence or presence of what , used in a certain sense of it , is comprisable in a sin- gle ...
... mania is that of delusion . " The true test of the absence or presence of insanity , " says Sir John Nicholl upon this point , " I take to be the absence or presence of what , used in a certain sense of it , is comprisable in a sin- gle ...
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... mania alone . 2. Partial Active Insanity . a . Medical Definition . Medical writers define partial in- tellectual mania in which the hallucination is confined to a particular idea , or train of ideas . ' Corresponding to intellec- tual ...
... mania alone . 2. Partial Active Insanity . a . Medical Definition . Medical writers define partial in- tellectual mania in which the hallucination is confined to a particular idea , or train of ideas . ' Corresponding to intellec- tual ...
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... mania , they may operate very beneficially . CHRONIC IDIOPATHIC MANIA . - Acute mania is not always conducted to recovery at its outset . The physician is per- haps called in , after the failure of an inappropriate treat- ment , or ...
... mania , they may operate very beneficially . CHRONIC IDIOPATHIC MANIA . - Acute mania is not always conducted to recovery at its outset . The physician is per- haps called in , after the failure of an inappropriate treat- ment , or ...
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