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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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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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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1997
Setting up a puppy training program is one of the most important services veterinarians can offer. Puppy socialization classes aim not only to socialize the puppies so that they learn to interact well with children, adults, and other dogs, but also to teach basic obedience exercises.
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Setting up a puppy training program is one of the most important services veterinarians can offer. Puppy socialization classes aim not only to socialize the puppies so that they learn to interact well with children, adults, and other dogs, but also to teach basic obedience exercises.
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Social class and schizophrenia.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 1964This study examines the relationship between the incidence of schizophrenia and social class in two culturally contrasting subcommunities in Detroit. The study focused on (1) whether the incidence rates of schizophrenia vary inversely with the class structure and (2) the relationship of incidence to vertical mobility.
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Social Classes and Class Alliances
1985This chapter deals with Poulantzas’s views on social classes, class alliances, and the political representation of class interests. It is difficult to disentangle these issues from the question of the state apparatuses and state power but the effort is worthwhile because of widespread misunderstanding of his approach to class determination and class ...
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Social class begins with inequalities in material resources, but its influences on psychology and behavior are vast ... This widening social class divide—and its corresponding assumptions of differential value or worth—is not only morally questionable; it has become a threat to the social fabric and institutions that sustain society.
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Social class structures and social mobility:
2013Class analysis is concerned with how patterns of advantage (and disadvantage) are transmitted and reproduced over time. However, the passage of time (such as the life-course transitions associated with ageing, cohort changes from one generation to the next, and longer-term socio-economic changes) makes the question of how class inequalities endure a ...
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Socialization and Social Class.
Contemporary Sociology, 1973Kurt Danziger, Alan C. Kerckhoff
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