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NEUROSIS AND SOCIAL CLASS

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1957
We advance the hypothesis that the diagnosis of neurosis is the resultant of an interaction process involving the patient, the doctor, and the social group. A psychiatric census shows that the prevalence of neurosis is positively correlated with social level and that there are important differences in method of referral of neurotics from the various ...
L Z, FREEDMAN, A B, HOLLINGSHEAD
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Marriage and Neurosis in a Working-Class Population

British Journal of Psychiatry, 1963
The present paper continues our study of the parents of children of primary school age, in a sample taken from one of the authors' N.H.S. list. The details of the selection of this population, the methods of data collection, and the absence of any relationship between various social factors and neuroticism, were described in a previous paper (Pondet al.
D A, POND, A, RYLE, M, HAMILTON
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Social Factors and Neurosis in a Working-Class Population

British Journal of Psychiatry, 1963
In the course of a study of families containing children of primary school age, we have collected detailed social and medical histories of the parents. In earlier papers (Ryle and Hamilton, 1962; Hamilton et al., 1962) based upon part of the population studied here, we have confirmed the reliability of the Cornell Medical Index (C.M.I.) as an indicator
D A, POND, A, RYLE, M, HAMILTON
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The Middle Class Male Child and Neurosis

American Sociological Review, 1946
tion and the Society for the Advancement of Management should focus attention on the problem. Seminars and forums should develop the field. Above all, there should be an active effort to advance the scientific aspects of the field by research of the kind which current sociologists could not do without increased participation.
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Role differentiation, empathy, and neurosis in urban migrants and lower-class residents of Santiago, Chile.

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 1971
W G, Stephan, C, Stephan
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Success neurosis: what race and social class have to do with it

2014
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HYSTERICAL NEUROSIS, CONVERSION TYPE: CLINICAL AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS

Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1976
Julia A Messina
exaly  

Hysterical neurosis – a follow-up study

Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica, 1994
U Goswami, R Chandrasekaran
exaly  

[Case report: nursing of patients with postpartum neurosis and the health education class for mothers].

Josanpu zasshi = The Japanese journal for midwife, 1978
K, Hisamatsu, Y, Yamamura
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Connecting neurosis and psychosis: the direct influence of emotion on delusions and hallucinations

Behaviour Research and Therapy, 2003
Daniel Freeman, Philippa Garety
exaly