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J H Masserman
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Systems theory and holism in social psychiatry, a philosophic-integrative commentary.
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Systems theory, holism, and psychiatry: a philosophic commentary.
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Presidential address: The future of psychiatry as a scientific and humanitarian discipline in a changing world.
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Therapeutic interrelations of patient, physician, hospital and community in the United States.
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Presidential address: Time, age, and timelessness. Response to the Presidential address.
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Effects of abstinence on self-selection of ethanol induced by uncertainty in monkeys.
Of nine monkeys, three subjected to an experimental condition of uncertainty drank more ethanol than did three subjected to a learning task but no uncertainty and three subjected to no testing. The differential rates of consumption reappeared following 10 weeks of abstinence.
Threescore and thirteen tangential therapies--a review and integration.
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The travails of psychiatrists.
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Experimental and clinical vectors in pharmacology.
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Comprehensive psychosomatic family therapy.
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Psychiatric perspectives in population control.
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Effect of uncertainty on emotionality and ethanol self-selection in monkeys with cortical ablations.
Alcohol selection and emotionality were examined in rhesus monkeys with frontal cortical ablations which had been subjected to stress via an "uncertainty" paradigm. Uncertainty produced a higher selection of alcohol as compared to nonstress situations. Controls and dorsolateral subjects when exposed to uncertainty selected more of an alcohol solution than either orbital stressed or control-nonstressed animals. Emotionality changes during alcohol-loading and control conditions were measured by recording the number of aggressive or aversive behaviors. Dorsolateral ablations increased the number of aggressive responses while decreasing the number of retreats in the alcohol-loading condition. In the other groups, alcohol loading did not affect the incidence of aggressive or aversive behaviors although they exhibited more retreats than advances across both conditions. Control-nonstressed subjects yielded the lowest number of total aggressive behaviors and the highest number of total retreats.
Presidential address: Human values in social psychiatry.
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Psychotherapy as the mitigation of uncertainties.
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Psychiatric liaisons in Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece, and Yugoslavia.
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Psychiatric liaisons in Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece and Yugoslavia.
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