Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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... male schizo- phrenics . The male schizophrenics presented a more " femi- nine " ( or schizophrenic ) pattern of passivity , more so than schizophrenic females and normal males . It is important to note that the male schizophrenics were ...
... male schizo- phrenics . The male schizophrenics presented a more " femi- nine " ( or schizophrenic ) pattern of passivity , more so than schizophrenic females and normal males . It is important to note that the male schizophrenics were ...
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... male schizophrenics . †† For example , fe- male schizophrenics significantly favored the " intruding " and " penetrating " abstract geometric figures , usually pre- ferred by normal males ; female schizophrenics were sig- nificantly ...
... male schizophrenics . †† For example , fe- male schizophrenics significantly favored the " intruding " and " penetrating " abstract geometric figures , usually pre- ferred by normal males ; female schizophrenics were sig- nificantly ...
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... male or " strength " body parts than even normal males were . † Again , it is important to note that male schizophrenics were as " satisfied " with their male body parts as were male normals : they were simply more " satisfied " with ...
... male or " strength " body parts than even normal males were . † Again , it is important to note that male schizophrenics were as " satisfied " with their male body parts as were male normals : they were simply more " satisfied " with ...
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