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The American Journal of Psychiatry

July 01, 1975, Vol. 132, No. 7
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Presidential Address: Psychiatry - A High-Risk Profession
JOHN P. SPIEGEL
Presidential Address: Psychiatry, a high-risk profession
Presidential Address: Psychiatry, a high-risk profession. Response to the Presidential Address
John P. Spiegel, M.D. One hundred and third president, 1974-1975
Values, Myths, and Symbols
Some observations and questions in intensive psychotherapy
Obstacles to utilization of prepaid mental health care
Depression, Delusions, and Drug Response
"Sociopathy" and its synonyms: inappropriate diagnoses in child psychiatry
Methylphenidate and caffine in the treatment of children with minimal brain dysfunction
The psychiatric chief residency: a preliminary training experience in administrative process
Comprehensive drug programs: the Dade County example
Editorial: Dichotomies, states, and structures
Manic-depressive illness and good prognosis schizophrenia
Delayed severe extrapyramidal disturbance following frequent depot phenothiazine administration
The summit-annotated contract technique for hospitalized adolescents
Personality Characteristics of Viet Nam veterans identified as heroin abusers
Psychosexual and cultural determinants of fertility choice behavior
A syndrome of depression and mutism in the Oglala Sioux
Letter: Two reports of the Capgras syndrome
Letter: Precursors of Munchausen's syndrome in childhood
Letter: What are the real issues in involuntary treatment?
Letter: "Snakepits" by another name?
Letter: Suntanned Hallucinations
Letter: Fluphenazine with other antipsychotic drugs
Letter: Successful treatment of night terrors
Letter: Parental class and attitudes toward delinquent children
Letter: A redefinition of hysteria
Letter: Methodology in researching disease frequencies
Psychoanalytic Concepts of Depression
REBECCA Z. SOLOMON
Psychoanalytic Sociology: An Essay on the Interpretation of Historical Data and the Phenomena of Collective Behavior
DAVID F. MUSTO
Social Psychiatry, vol. 1
ALEXANDER H. LEIGHTON
Minutes of the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society, Vol. IV: 1912-1918
GEORGE H. POLLOCK
Overview of the Psychotherapies
HENRY W. BROSIN
Sex Differences in Behavior
JOHN D. RAINER
Annual Review of the Schizophrenic Syndrome, Vol. 3: 1973
JOHN T. MALTSBERGER
Research Strategies in Psychotherapy
MERRILL T. EATON
The Realization of Death: A Guide for the Psychological Autopsy
HARRY S. ABRAM
Alcoholism: Progress in Research and Treatment
JACKSON A. SMITH
Psychiatry Examination Review
S. MOUCHLY SMALL
Early Child Care in the United States of America. International Monograph Series on Early Child Care 3
STUART M. FINCH
The Problem Oriented Record in Psychiatry and Mental Health Care
ROBERT S. MCKNIGHT
Neuropsychopharmacology of Monoamines and Their Regulatory Enzymes. Advances in Biochemical Psychopharmacology, Vol. 12
ARNOLD J. FRIEDHOFF
Stressful Life Events: Their Nature and Effects
ROBERT TURFBOER
Essays in Creativity
MICHAEL ROBBINS
Manuel de Psychiatrie
JOSEPH ZINKIN
Cognition and Behavior Modification
WILLIAM J. DI SCIPIO
The Way In and the Way Out: François Magendie, Charles Bell and the Roots of the Spinal Nerves
DAVID D. DALY
A Triune Concept of the Brain and Behaviour. The Clarence M. Hincks Memorial Lectures, 1969
PETER H. KNAPP
Developmental Psychopathology
SOL NICHTERN
Psychic Exploration: A Challenge for Science
BURKE M. SMITH
The Cultural Drama: Modern Identities and Social Ferment
STEVE R. PIECZENIK
Minimal Brain Dysfunction
EDWIN M. COLE
The Emotionally Disturbed Family and Some Gratifying Alternatives
BERNARD L. GREENE
Models of Group Therapy and Sensitivity Training
AARON STEIN
Highlights of the 128th Annual Meeting
ROBERT W. GIBSON
Commission on Certification in Administrative Psychiatry
Letters to the Editor
Two Reports of the Capgras Syndrome
HANS STEINER
Two Reports of the Capgras Syndrome
V. SIOMOPOULOS; JEWETT GOLDSMITH
A Review Re-Viewed
LEON CHERTOK
Precursors of Munchausen's Syndrome in Childhood
LEON TEC
Dr. Pivnicki Replies
DIMITRIJE PIVNICKI
What Are the Real Issues in Involuntary Treatment?
KENNETH SOLOMON
What Are the Real Issues in Involuntary Treatment?
IRWIN N. HASSENFELD; FREDERIC GRUNBERG
Dr. Rachlin and Associates Reply
STEPHEN RACHLIN; ALVIN PAM; JANET MILTON
Professor Arens Replies
RICHARD ARENS
Wine or Vinegar?
EMANUEL TANAY
A Redefinition of Hysteria
DAVID BERGER
AMA Discharges: Recommendations Still Evolving
HULDA R. FLYNN; OSCAR D. WEINER
Drs. Lewis and Balla Reply
DOROTHY OTNOW LEWIS; DAVID BALLA
Toward a More Medical Model?
SHELBY L. HICKS
Dr. Morrison Replies
JAMES R. MORRISON
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