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... patient's imagined dignity . If , on the other hand , there exist delusions of per- secution , and the patient thinks he is deprived of his just rights , if he is taciturn and broods over his imaginary wrongs , and especially if he has ...
... patient's imagined dignity . If , on the other hand , there exist delusions of per- secution , and the patient thinks he is deprived of his just rights , if he is taciturn and broods over his imaginary wrongs , and especially if he has ...
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... patient's hand he would have struck the attendant with it instead of his fist . When this is the case , and the suicidal or homi- cidal impulses arise from a brain in a condition of melan- cholia , they are among the most dangerous ...
... patient's hand he would have struck the attendant with it instead of his fist . When this is the case , and the suicidal or homi- cidal impulses arise from a brain in a condition of melan- cholia , they are among the most dangerous ...
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... patient after her discharge from asylum life . She was for several years a patient in the Retreat , was then transferred to the Eastern Michigan Asylum , and remained there some six or seven years before she was finally discharged . The ...
... patient after her discharge from asylum life . She was for several years a patient in the Retreat , was then transferred to the Eastern Michigan Asylum , and remained there some six or seven years before she was finally discharged . The ...
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... patients can fully modify and change their conduct at will , however absurd it may have become , or however capable ... patient desires assistance , and proceed to give it ; or endeavor to divert his attention to something else for the ...
... patients can fully modify and change their conduct at will , however absurd it may have become , or however capable ... patient desires assistance , and proceed to give it ; or endeavor to divert his attention to something else for the ...
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... patient , and more effective means will become necessary . One of these is regularity in physical exercise . I do ... patients whose minds are largely occupied with and con- trolled by imperative concepts and insistent ideas , it will be ...
... patient , and more effective means will become necessary . One of these is regularity in physical exercise . I do ... patients whose minds are largely occupied with and con- trolled by imperative concepts and insistent ideas , it will be ...
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