American Journal of Psychiatry
Volume 101, Issue 3
November 1944
Article
November 1944
GROUP TREATMENT, WITH PARTICULAR REFERENCE TO GROUP PROJECTION METHODS
- Pages:292–299
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November 1944
PSYCHOLOGICAL ADJUSTMENT OF SOLDIERS TO ARMY AND TO CIVILIAN LIFE
- Pages:300–302
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November 1944
PSYCHIATRIC CASUALTIES IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL OVERSEAS
- Pages:316–324
- Published Online:1 April 2006
https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.101.3.316
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1. The personal background and army experience of a group of soldiers overseas has been studied and compared. These included hospitalized psychiatric casualties of which about a third were psychotic and the rest were psychoneurotic. Members of the ...
November 1944
AFTERMATH OF OPERATIONAL FATIGUE IN COMBAT AIRCREWS
- Pages:325–330
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https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.101.3.325
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Observation of over 800 cases seen at a redistribution station show uniformity of symptoms of operational fatigue varying from mild to severe in about 30 percent of aircrew returning from combat areas to this country. Three main sources of operational ...
November 1944
TREATMENT OF COMBAT INDUCED EMOTIONAL DISORDERS IN A GENERAL HOSPITAL WITHIN THE CONTINENTAL LIMITS
- Pages:331–335
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November 1944
EXPERIENCES IN NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SCREENING OF OVERSEAS REPLACEMENTS AT AN OVERSEAS REPLACEMENT CENTER
- Pages:336–342
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https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.101.3.336
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1. A technique for rapid neuropsychiatric screening has been described. 2. Comment has been made on some of the factors inherent in the difficulties of accomplishing adequate psychiatric screening.
November 1944
A METHOD OF PSYCHOBIOLOGIC EVALUATION
- Pages:343–348
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https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.101.3.343
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An examining procedure has been presented which is an elaboration of certain items employed by Henry Head in the examination of aphasics. Statistical results are presented based upon a comparison between the performance of individuals above average ...
November 1944
THE USE OF DRUGS IN THE TREATMENT OF TRAUMATIC WAR NEUROSES
- Pages:355–360
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https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.101.3.355
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Physiologic changes resulting from fear, play a major rôle in the persistence and intensification of the battle reaction. They increase irritability which results in exaggeration of the effects of both internal and external stimuli. Drug therapy in order ...
November 1944
PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS AMONG PATIENTS AT ANOKA (MINNESOTA) STATE HOSPITAL, 1934-1941
- Pages:370–374
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https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.101.3.370
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1. The importance of the annual examination of all patients resident in a psychiatric hospital rather than only those with known reinfection tuberculosis has been emphasized by the comparison of the status of a large group of patients in 1935 with their ...
November 1944
NEUROSIS AND ALCOHOL
- Pages:389–395
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https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.101.3.389
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Sixteen cats were trained to adapt to situations of increasing complexity; first they opened a box of food, then they were taught to feed only after specific sensory stimuli, and finally they learned to manipulate a switch in various positions to actuate ...
November 1944
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM TREATED WITH INSULIN
- Pages:396–399
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https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.101.3.396
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Insulin therapy has proven superior to other available methods for the treatment of acute alcoholism. It shortens the period of disability and is highly acceptable to patients. In war time, a saving in man-hours and avoidance of replacements are important ...
November 1944
NON-STRUCTURAL CEREBROVASCULAR DISEASE AS THE SOURCE OF PSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS
- Pages:400–403
- Published Online:1 April 2006
https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.101.3.400
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A syndrome, characterized clinically by rapidly fluctuating psychic, neurologic and vasomotor reactions and pathoanatomically by complex changes referable to the meningovascular system of the brain, is presented. The occurrence of this condition as an ...
November 1944
THE RELATIONSHIP OF NEUROTIC TRAITS TO THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM IN CHILDREN WITH BEHAVIOR DISORDERS
- Pages:407–409
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https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.101.3.407
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1. In 122 children with behavior disorders, enuresis was reported more frequently (38 or 31.2 percent) than any other neurotic trait. 2. Male children and those in the age group of 13 to 18 years had abnormal EEGs more commonly than females or children in ...
November 1944
The Psychiatric Novels of Oliver Wendell Holmes
- Pages:417-a–419
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November 1944
Recent Progress in Psychiatry. Special Number of theJournal of Mental Science, Vol. XC, No. 378, January 1944
- Page:420
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November 1944
Twenty-Ninth Annual Report of the Municipal Court of Philadelphia for the Year 1942
- Pages:421-a–422
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November 1944
Cultural and Racial Variations in Patterns of Intellect
- Pages:424-b–425
- Published Online:1 April 2006