Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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Pagina 70
... patients and " normal " housewives were now in the " psychological " area — at least according to Angrist's informant - observers . Ex - patients , whether they were rehospitalized or not , swore more of- ten , attempted aggressive acts ...
... patients and " normal " housewives were now in the " psychological " area — at least according to Angrist's informant - observers . Ex - patients , whether they were rehospitalized or not , swore more of- ten , attempted aggressive acts ...
Pagina 151
... patients ( when " necessary " ) , claims that a number of well - known psychiatrists ( Hadley , Sullivan , Alexander , and Reich ) " told him , despite their writings to the con- trary ... patients.12 It SEX BETWEEN PATIENT & THERAPIST 151.
... patients ( when " necessary " ) , claims that a number of well - known psychiatrists ( Hadley , Sullivan , Alexander , and Reich ) " told him , despite their writings to the con- trary ... patients.12 It SEX BETWEEN PATIENT & THERAPIST 151.
Pagina 301
... patient twice in a given year ; ( 2 ) exclude some patients altogether who have already left ( as well as the " invisible " patients who have never been there , e.g. , the invisible housewife - alco- holic or prostitute - drug addict ...
... patient twice in a given year ; ( 2 ) exclude some patients altogether who have already left ( as well as the " invisible " patients who have never been there , e.g. , the invisible housewife - alco- holic or prostitute - drug addict ...
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