 | Montague David Eder - Nervous system - 1917 - 176 pages
...in these affections ; 1 Loc, cit. p. 105. hence the term psycho-neurosis. Wiltshire2 concludes that "any psychic shock or strain may cause a functional...need not have any connection with "sex complexes." iThe term functional disease is a very good one if it be understood that we have primarily an interference... | |
 | Medicine - 1917 - 956 pages
...consideration of the causes and frequency of relapses favors an original cause of psychic nature. 8. Any psychic shock or strain may cause a functional...need not have any connection with "sex complexes." Palliative Treatment in Gastrointestinal Disorders. — In discussing the uses of sodium bicarbonate... | |
 | 1917 - 748 pages
...Consideration of the causes and frequency of relapses favors an original cause of a psychic nature. Any psychic shock or strain may cause a functional...relative to the nerve resistance of the individual. — (B. s.) HANES, FM The spinal fluid syndromes of Nonne and From and their diagnostic significance.... | |
 | Hanau Wolf Loeb - Ear - 1918 - 184 pages
...consideration of the causes and frequency of relapses favors an original cause of psychic nature. (h) Any psychic shock or strain may cause a functional...need not have any connection with sex "complexes." Hurst(i) considers these cases of autosuggestion. The momentary deafness which is the natural result... | |
 | Mabel Webster Brown - Mental illness - 1918 - 314 pages
...Consideration of the causes and frequency of relapses favors an original cause of a psychic nature. Any psychic shock or strain may cause a functional...relative to the nerve resistance of the individual.— R. Sheehan, US naval med. bull. 11: 242^3, April 1917. Milligan, ETC Method of Treatment of "Shell... | |
 | Mental health - 1917 - 692 pages
...Consideration of the causes and frequency of relapses favors an original cause of a psychic nature. Any psychic shock or strain may cause a functional...intensity relative to the nerve resistance of the individual.—R. Sheehan, US Naval med. bull. 11: 242-43, April 1917. Classification of War Neuroses... | |
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Any psychic shock or strain may cause a functional neurosis provided it be of sufficient intensity relative to the nerve resistance of the individual. Such shock or strain need not have any connection with sex "complexes. 