Personality and catatonic dementia praecox

Blalock, Joseph R.

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“…Seclusiveness or a tendency to be ' shut in' which characterizes schizophrenics has been found by Hoch (79), Bond and Abbot (22), Bowman and Raymond (26), and Blalock (21) to be manifest before the onset of psychosis in only from 20% to 57% of the schizophrenics examined. This trait has also characterized the pre-psychotic personalities of 4% and 33% of manic-depressive patients in the studies by Bond and Abbot (22) and by Bowman and Raymond (26) respectively.…”

Section: Investigations Of ' Personality ' In the Disordersmentioning

confidence: 68%

Psychological experiments with disordered persons.

Hunt¹

1936

Psychological Bulletin

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In a recent examination of the status of the psychology of the abnormal, W. A. Hunt and C. Landis have pointed out that one of the glaring deficiencies in the textbooks of this subject and of psychiatry is the omission of the available experimental results. 1 In view of the possibility that this omission may be partially due to the fact that these results have never been collected and made available in one place, we have undertaken this review. 2 While there is no logical excuse to divide the experimental work in this field on lines of language, the volume of the material and the fact that only the English titles have been examined in any degree of comprehensiveness by the writer at the present has led to this kind of presentation. Thus, although incomplete, this review is a beginning of a collection of the available experimental knowledge of psychotic patients, and the

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Section: Investigations Of ' Personality ' In the Disordersmentioning

confidence: 68%