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Neurosis and Experimental Psychology

Journal of Mental Science, 1958
Genetic factors have been shown to play an important role in the development of neurosis. These factors, however, determine the vulnerability of an individual, the degree of his predisposition for neurotic breakdown, while the available evidence indicates that the actual behavioural disturbance results from the imposition of some form of environmental ...
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PSYCHIATRY AND EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1906
Psychology and psychiatry have grown up in relative isolation from each other. Medicine, “the mother of the sciences,” was less intimately connected with the birth and early life of psychology than with the origin of most of the other sciences. The study of the mind was first undertaken in systematic form by the philosophers, and this association ...
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Experimental Psychology: Continuity and Change

Experimental Psychology, 2009
Like the volumes of previous years, Volume 56/2009 of Experimental Psychology is characterized by both continuity and change. One of the changes in 2009 refers to the team of editors. After serving as editors for several years, Ute J. Bayen, Anthony G. Greenwald, Glynn W.
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Experimental Psychology

Experimental Psychology, 2015
Dana S. Dunn, Howard Iver Thorsheim
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