1920
DOI: 10.1007/bf02919253
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Funktionell, endogen, psychogen

Abstract: Vor 20 Jahren hielt Nissl einen Vortrag ,,Uber die sogenannten funktionellen Geisteskrankheiten" und stellte sich entschieden auf den Boden, dal~ Geisteskrankheiten organische Gehirnkrankheiten seien. G aup p trat ibm in dem Aufsatz: ,Organisch" und ,,Funktionell" ent-gegenZ). Zurtickschauend kann man heute.sagen, da~ Gaupps Betrachtungsweise sich durchsetzt. Ni s sls Kundgebung war eher der Abschlu[t als der Anfang einer Epoche, in welcher die Psychiatrie iiberwiegend anatomisch orientiert war. Die Scheidung … Show more

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“…k is the wave vector of the incident wave outside the crystal. To calculate Im xh the value of I m Xh/Im xo has been taken from [7].…”
Section: Dispersion Surface and Boundary Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…k is the wave vector of the incident wave outside the crystal. To calculate Im xh the value of I m Xh/Im xo has been taken from [7].…”
Section: Dispersion Surface and Boundary Conditionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Movements on the other hand are easier to perceive and are considered to be a sign's most sonorous element (e.g., Brentari, 1990;Coulter & Anderson, 1992;Perlmutter, 1992). For this reason they are more salient than handshapes and locations (but the combination of movement and location are possibly the most salient aspect of a sign; Corina & Knapp, 2006;Dye & Shih, 2006;Hildebrandt & Corina, 2002). The fact that salient movements were more often misperceived than less salient handshapes, however, makes it unlikely that saliency is the sole source of these parameter differences.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Van Ooijen argued that consonants are therefore more important than vowels in constraining lexical access. Previous research on BSL and ASL (e.g., Dye & Shih, 2006;Emmorey & Corina, 1990;Hildebrandt & Corina, 2002), including developmental (e.g., Karnopp, 2002;Meier, 2000;Morgan, 2006;Siedlecki & Bonvillian, 1993) as well as neuropsychological studies (Corina, 2000), has found differences between parameters in sign comprehension and production. Would there thus be differences between parameters in sign misperceptions?…”
Section: How Would the Pwc Apply To Sign Languages?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The remaining constants have their usual meanings. Theoretical structure factors were extrapolated from edited relativistic Hartree-Fock compilations (Hubbell and 0verber [ 171) which were comparable to published experimental values (Spackmann [ 181); real and imaginary parts of the anomalous dispersion contributions were taken from Hart and Milne [19], Hildebrandt et al [20], Gerward et al [21], and Debye-Waller factors from Pinsker [22] and Ludewig [23]. The ( N ) harmonic intensities were then algebraically summed to give a total intensity…”
Section: Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%