1934
DOI: 10.1007/bf01563806
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Pre-psychotic personality of manic-depressive patients

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“…Although the guides were similar, use of one or other variant exposed -and reproducedthe tension within dynamic psychiatry between diagnostic accuracy and classifi catory validity. With an eye towards the patient's analysis and treatment as well as diagnosis, one group of studies described pre-psychotic personalities associated with forms of dementia praecox (Amsden, 1928) or manic-depressive insanity (Bond and Partridge, 1925;Smalldon, 1934). With an eye towards nosology, another group of studies sought to predict the occurrence of mental disorder from quantitative measurements of traits either associated with a particular disorder (Kasanin & Rosen, 1933) or differing between cases of a particular mental disorder and control groups of cases (Bowman, 1934;Titley, 1936).…”
Section: Hoch's Legacymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although the guides were similar, use of one or other variant exposed -and reproducedthe tension within dynamic psychiatry between diagnostic accuracy and classifi catory validity. With an eye towards the patient's analysis and treatment as well as diagnosis, one group of studies described pre-psychotic personalities associated with forms of dementia praecox (Amsden, 1928) or manic-depressive insanity (Bond and Partridge, 1925;Smalldon, 1934). With an eye towards nosology, another group of studies sought to predict the occurrence of mental disorder from quantitative measurements of traits either associated with a particular disorder (Kasanin & Rosen, 1933) or differing between cases of a particular mental disorder and control groups of cases (Bowman, 1934;Titley, 1936).…”
Section: Hoch's Legacymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Schneider (177) presents a comprehensive treatment of the physical basis of psychopathic personalities and Barglowski (6) finds that pyknics mature earlier than leptosomes and athletics. Smalldon (186) reports that manic-depressive psychosis is more prevalent among pyknics.…”
Section: Physical Indices Of Character and Personalitymentioning
confidence: 99%