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Volume 112 - November 1966

Contents

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1. Psychology and Psychopathology

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Correspondence

  • Pain and the Psychiatrist

  • H. Merskey
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    29 January 2018, pp. 637-638
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  • I.Q. Scores and the Problem of Classification

  • C. E. Gathercole
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    29 January 2018, pp. 1181-1182
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  • Intelligence of Patients in Subnormality Hospitals

  • Alexander Walk
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    29 January 2018, pp. 209-210
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Research Article

  • A Controlled Trial of Prothipendyl (Tolnate) in Mentally Subnormal Patients

  • Margaret E. McKenzie, Daphne Roswell-Harris
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    29 January 2018, pp. 95-100

  • The improvement shown by a group of severely subnormal patients after treatment with prothipendyl (Tolnate) was the reason for conducting a double-blind trial to assess the effects of the drug, while attempts were made to control the environment. The preliminary group studied consisted of 35 patients of both sexes, of all ages, who all exhibited pronounced behaviour disorders and presented acute problems in nursing and management. None had responded adequately to the more widely used tranquillizers and sedatives, but all except two patients with superadded depression, responded to prothipendyl in some measure without side effects.

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  • John Gibson
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    29 January 2018, p. 210
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  • B. H. Fookes
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    29 January 2018, pp. 525-527
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  • Depression: Psychotic/Neurotic: Endogenous-Exogenous

  • A. R. K. Mitchell
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    29 January 2018, p. 744
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  • Control of Hallucinogenic Drugs

  • John S. James
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    29 January 2018, p. 1182
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1. Psychology and Psychopathology

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  • The Diagnosis of Depressive Syndromes and the Prediction of E.C.T. Responses

  • Ian Oswald
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    29 January 2018, p. 101
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1. Psycho-Analysis

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  • Study Tour to Denmark

  • Mogens Kay-Larsen
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    29 January 2018, p. 638
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1. Psychology

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1. Psycho-Analysis

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1. Psychiatry

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