1966
DOI: 10.1080/00332747.1966.11023467
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The Hysterical Personality

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“…Many writers have held that the frequency of conversion disorder has decreased among medically knowledgeable populations (i.e., inhabitants of urban areas of industrialized countries) but has remained relatively steady among the less sophisticated (Abse, 1974;Chodoff, 1974;Chodoff and Lyons, 1958;Temoshok and Attkisson, 1977). Psychoanalytic writers usually append to this observation the view that dramatic conversion symptoms have been replaced by hysterical personality disorders (Blinder, 1966;Laplanche, 1974). Engel (1970) argues that no decline has occurred but that more sophisticated patients present with more sophisticated conversion symptoms.…”
Section: Conversion Disordermentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Many writers have held that the frequency of conversion disorder has decreased among medically knowledgeable populations (i.e., inhabitants of urban areas of industrialized countries) but has remained relatively steady among the less sophisticated (Abse, 1974;Chodoff, 1974;Chodoff and Lyons, 1958;Temoshok and Attkisson, 1977). Psychoanalytic writers usually append to this observation the view that dramatic conversion symptoms have been replaced by hysterical personality disorders (Blinder, 1966;Laplanche, 1974). Engel (1970) argues that no decline has occurred but that more sophisticated patients present with more sophisticated conversion symptoms.…”
Section: Conversion Disordermentioning
confidence: 95%
“…8 They frequently describe their mothers as cold, distant, rejecting, or preoccupied with other matters. Distrust of maternal figures seems to be a prominent characteristic which develops in the earliest years of life.…”
Section: Psychological Determinantsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Παρά τό γεγονός οτν ô W. Reich 40 από του 1933 δέν άμφνβάλλεν δια τήν έπίπτωσιν της Ύστερνκής προσωπνκότητος επί ανδρών, πολλφ μάλλον εφ' δσον παρουσνάζεν ενα ανδρα ώς πρότυπον τοϋ υστερικού χαράκτη ρος, αί έπόμεναι περιγραφαί της Υστερικής προσωπικότητος λαμβάνουν ώς επί το πλείστον υπ' όψιν μόνον γυναίκας 113 , 114 , 115 και ο ϊδιος ό Cameron δηλοΐ οτν ή δνάγνωσνς της 'Υστερίας άφορφ συνηθέστερον εις γυναίκας, εφ' δσον ή 'Υστερική προσωπικότης παρεμφέρει κατ' ουσίαν προς τήν φυσιολογικήν γυναικείαν συμπεριφοράν 116 .…”
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