Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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... important rea- son . Those trends that are important are as visible to my eye as to your own . Trends which echo those found in the national statistics ( and there are many ) will be better un- derstood by an intelligent discussion of ...
... important rea- son . Those trends that are important are as visible to my eye as to your own . Trends which echo those found in the national statistics ( and there are many ) will be better un- derstood by an intelligent discussion of ...
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... important , he recom- mends that the therapist remain as emotionally uninvolved , as removed from risk - taking , as " performance " -oriented as a Playboy stereotype . He emphasizes the distinction be- tween " transference love " and ...
... important , he recom- mends that the therapist remain as emotionally uninvolved , as removed from risk - taking , as " performance " -oriented as a Playboy stereotype . He emphasizes the distinction be- tween " transference love " and ...
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... important predictors of psychiatric hos- pitalization for women than is their marital status . Marital status is probably a more important predictor of psychia- tric hospitalization for men.tt SEX , RACE , AND SOCIAL CLASS The classic ...
... important predictors of psychiatric hos- pitalization for women than is their marital status . Marital status is probably a more important predictor of psychia- tric hospitalization for men.tt SEX , RACE , AND SOCIAL CLASS The classic ...
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