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... variables : the schizophrenic variable linked to a poor prognosis ; and the affective variable linked to a good prognosis . The cases at either end of the spectrum represent one of these variables —either the schizophrenic or the ...
... variables : the schizophrenic variable linked to a poor prognosis ; and the affective variable linked to a good prognosis . The cases at either end of the spectrum represent one of these variables —either the schizophrenic or the ...
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... variable may occur together with any combination of other psychopathological variables such as anxiety , obsessions , phobias , and hallucinations . The concept of depression as a psychopathological variable or constella- tion should be ...
... variable may occur together with any combination of other psychopathological variables such as anxiety , obsessions , phobias , and hallucinations . The concept of depression as a psychopathological variable or constella- tion should be ...
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... VARIABLES We analyzed the records of 606 of the patients included in our study of 975 psychiatric patients . The ... variables were computed . Product moment correlations were obtained for the continuous variables , and point ...
... VARIABLES We analyzed the records of 606 of the patients included in our study of 975 psychiatric patients . The ... variables were computed . Product moment correlations were obtained for the continuous variables , and point ...
Contents
Symptomatology of Depression | 10 |
Course and Prognosis | 44 |
ENDOGENOUS AND EXOGENOUS DEPRESSIONS | 64 |
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