D. J. Mcclure

TL;DR: Un questionnaire psychiatrique standardise, plusieurs tests psychometriques confirmaient surtout l' existence d'une nevrose phobique mais aussi l'existence of d'autres symptomes nevrotiques et d'inadaptation sociale dans chacun des groupes.

TL;DR: Improvement was more pronounced in phobias, less in other neurotic symptoms and negligible in social adjustment, and a study correlating 36 variables with the outcome of treatment suggested prognostic indicators for each treatment.

TL;DR: The authors feel that these hormone systemS! are disturbed in a particular direction, so in this paper they wish to propose the following hypothesis with regard to the biochemical disturbances in psychotic depression.

TL;DR: In this paper, an experiment was conducted to test the hypotheses that noxious stimulation rather than aversion relief changed the phobic patient's motivation and led to improvement, and that repeated tape presentations of a special phobic "narrative" led to an habituation effect, thence to improvement in phobias.

TL;DR: There is every indication that if a breakthrough is to come in the understanding of the etiology of one of the major functional psychoses it will occur in the area of the affective disorders (34), and the most direct way of testing this hypothesis is to correct this deficiency in the form of replacement therapy, after which bene-