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THE SOCIOPSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF EPILEPSY

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1953
Epilepsy is no longer inscrutable; its control is no longer in the state of wishful thinking. The electroencephalogram, new medicaments, and fresh surgical techniques promise recovery to countless victims of the disease and to their physicians. However, there are obstructions as formidable as the seizure barriers already passed.
W G, LENNOX, C H, MARKHAM
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Women in Authority: A Sociopsychological Analysis

The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 1978
The attempt to reduce discrimination against women in work settings has received new strength from the re-emergent feminist movement. Women are now more often being considered for positions of genuine organizational authority. We present and analyze a case example-a woman manager and her staff within a mental health center-that illustrates some basic ...
M, Bayes, P M, Newton
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A SOCIOPSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY ON SUICIDAL DEATHS

INDIAN JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH, 2023
A well-known denition of suicide was stated by Shneidman in 1976 –“human act of self-inicted, self-intentional cessation of life”. The primary aim of the study is to analyse socio- psychological causes, factors and methods frequently adopted in suicidal deaths and ways of dealing with it.
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The Sociopsychological Analysis of Folktales

Current Anthropology, 1963
The major divisions of the article deal with the following topics: introduction, situations of innovation, symbolism, structure of the tale, psychological functions, sociological functions, relation to reality and research suggestions. The term folktale is used broadly to refer to any traditional dramatic narrative of more or less fixed form ...
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COMMENTS ON SOCIOPSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF JUVENILE DELINQUENCY

Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1955
A PRELIMINARY estimate from the Children's Bureau puts the number of delinquent children brought to the courts in 1953 at about 435,000.5This is a new alltime high. These figures show that there were 13% more juvenile court delinquency cases in 1953 than in 1952 and that juvenile delinquency has risen again for the fifth consecutive year.5It seems ...
J C, HIRSCHBERG, J, NOSHPITZ
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Sociopsychological Factors in Psychopathology

1979
Throughout history, the nature and basis of abnormal behavior has been conceptualized in many different ways encompassing demonology and biology (Zilboorg & Henry, 1941). In contemporary psychiatry, emphasis has been placed on biological causes of disordered behavior.
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