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The American Journal of Psychiatry

March 01, 1983, Vol. 140, No. 3
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Special Articles
Overview: hypochondriasis, bodily complaints, and somatic styles
REGULAR ARTICLES
Regressive alterations of the self concept
The marriage of the "collapsible" man of prominence
The multiple functions of the state mental hospital
Psychiatrists' responses to violence: pharmacologic management of psychiatric inpatients
Are there sex biases in rape counseling?
Neuroendocrine dysfunction in schizophreniform disorder: correlation with six-month clinical outcome
Toward a biochemical classification of depressive disorders, VII: urinary free cortisol and urinary MHPG in depressions
Lithium augmentation of combined neuroleptic-tricyclic treatment in delusional depression
Are lawyers enemies of psychiatrists? A survey of civil commitment counsel and judges
Psychiatric benefits and insurance regulation in Massachusetts: a national model?
The mythical readmissions explosion
Recovery from schizophrenic psychosis
Effects of weight loss on the dexamethasone suppression test
Organic anxiety syndrome
Telephone prompting to increase attendance at a Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic
Survey analysis of combat-related stress disorders in Viet Nam veterans
Cimetidine-imipramine interaction: a case report
Reversal of dexamethasone suppression test nonsuppression in alcohol abusers
Delirium associated with lithium-induced hypothyroidism: a case report
Psychotherapy: A Basic Text; The Psychotherapeutic Conspiracy
RICHARD D. CHESSICK
Psychotherapy Research: Methodological and Efficacy Issues
DOMENIC V. CICCHETTI
Biological Treatments in Psychiatry
GLENN C. DAVIS
Electroconvulsive Therapy: Biological Foundations and Clinical Applications
JAMES J. STRAIN
Antidepressants: Neurochemical, Behavioral, and Clinical Perspectives
SHELDON H. PRESKORN
Clinical Pharmacology in Psychiatry: Neuroleptic and Antidepressant Research
GLENN C. DAVIS
Understanding and Treating Tardive Dyskinesia
HENRY A. NASRALLAH
Family Therapy and Major Psychopathology
STEPHEN FLECK
A Theory of Medical Ethics
ELISSA P. BENEDEK
Troubling Problems in Medical Ethics: Ethics, Humanism, and Medicine, Vol. 3
PAUL CHODOFF
Psychiatric Hospitals and Private Investment
JONATHAN G. SOLOMON
Psychiatric Hospitals and Private Investment
E. JAMES LIEBERMAN
Another Case of Doxepin for Irritable Bowel Syndrome
RONALD W. PIES
Psychiatric Hospitals and Private Investment
HOWARD B. FINKEL
The Council on Aging
Charles Gaitz
The Council on Children, Adolescents, and Their Families
Frank T. Rafferty
The Council on Governmental Policy and Law
Alan A. Stone
The Council on Internal Organization
Stanley F. Yolles
The Council on International Affairs
Fritz Redlich
The Council on Medical Education and Career Development
Donald G. Langsley
The Council on National Affairs
Jean Shinoda Bolen
The Council on Psychiatric Services
Boris M. Astrachan
The Council on Research
Marvin Stein
The Council on Standards and Economics of Psychiatric Care
Joseph T. English
Letters to the Editor
Psychiatric hospitals and private investment
Another case of doxepin for irritable bowel syndrome
Anticipating side effects of relaxation treatment
The assumption of psychopathology in psychiatric residents
Dr. Edinger and Ms. Jacobsen Reply
JACK D. EDINGER; REBECCA JACOBSEN
Interactions of psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy
Interactions of Psychotherapy and Pharmacotherapy
MORTIMER OSTOW
Dr. Kaye and Associates Reply
WALTER H. KAYE; DAVID PICKAR; MICHAEL H. EBERT; DIETER NABER
The opioid system in anorexia nervosa
The Opioid System in Anorexia Nervosa
M. A. GILLMAN; F. J. LICHTIGFELD
Dr. Mathew and Associates Reply
ROY J. MATHEW; MAXINE L. WEINMAN; KAREN M. SEMCHUK; BRUCE LUBOTSKY LEVINE
Epileptogenic Effect of Pimozide
CONALL LARKIN
Epileptogenic effect of pimozide
Suggested etiologies of driving phobia
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