TWO CASES ILLUSTRATING THE COMBINATION OF AFFECTIVE AND SCHIZOPHRENIC SYMPTOMS
Abstract
The review of two patients presenting the combination or alter-nation of manic-depressive and schizophrenic modes of reaction.
The constitution of the patients may have determined to a certain extent the type of their reaction, but early environment and experiences had probably influenced their stability and left their stamp on the later psychoses.
A fatalistic emphasis on the congenital endowment is less useful than attention to the moulding environmental factors, the study of which encourages effort in the direction both of prophylaxis and treatment.
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