Obsessive Children: A Sociopsychiatric Study |
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... cultural milieu and especially his own definition of his culture , and finally his all - important self concept as a human being of human merit . Dai ( 1965 ) , although usually empirical and clinical , and not highly abstract , carried ...
... cultural milieu and especially his own definition of his culture , and finally his all - important self concept as a human being of human merit . Dai ( 1965 ) , although usually empirical and clinical , and not highly abstract , carried ...
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... culture area there will be an increase in childhood obsessive disorder if the parents engage in these four categories of behavior toward the child : 1. attempts toward overenculturation 2. lack of empathy 3. disapproval of spontaneous ...
... culture area there will be an increase in childhood obsessive disorder if the parents engage in these four categories of behavior toward the child : 1. attempts toward overenculturation 2. lack of empathy 3. disapproval of spontaneous ...
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... Culture and Delusional Systems of Some Chinese Mental Patients " , International Journal of Social Psychiatry 11 ( 1965 ) : 59-69 . Dai , Bingham , " Obsessive - Compulsive Disorders in the Chinese Culture " , Social Problems 4 ( 1957 ) ...
... Culture and Delusional Systems of Some Chinese Mental Patients " , International Journal of Social Psychiatry 11 ( 1965 ) : 59-69 . Dai , Bingham , " Obsessive - Compulsive Disorders in the Chinese Culture " , Social Problems 4 ( 1957 ) ...
Contents
CHILDHOOD WITHOUT SPONTANEITY | 17 |
FAMILIAL AND SOCIAL ROOTS OF OBSESSION | 51 |
THE CLINICAL PICTURE | 66 |
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