Women & MadnessAvon Books, 1973 - 359 pagine Examines psychiatric theory and practice concerning women, then presents a new female psychology. |
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... Social Workers . ** He found that clinical psychologists were predominantly male , in a ratio of two to one ; that 90 per cent of the psychi- atrists were male ; and that social workers ( the least presti- gious and well - paying of the ...
... Social Workers . ** He found that clinical psychologists were predominantly male , in a ratio of two to one ; that 90 per cent of the psychi- atrists were male ; and that social workers ( the least presti- gious and well - paying of the ...
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... social re- formism " and the importance of the individual . ( None of which is bad . ) As a group , they have little power , and consequently are often too unreflectively or impractically idealistic . They often tend to be as ...
... social re- formism " and the importance of the individual . ( None of which is bad . ) As a group , they have little power , and consequently are often too unreflectively or impractically idealistic . They often tend to be as ...
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... SOCIAL CLASS The classic post - World War II studies of social class and mental illness never considered women as constituting either a caste or class of their own . Women were assigned their fathers ' or husbands ' ‡‡ social class and ...
... SOCIAL CLASS The classic post - World War II studies of social class and mental illness never considered women as constituting either a caste or class of their own . Women were assigned their fathers ' or husbands ' ‡‡ social class and ...
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