DISEASE RESPONSE TO LIFE STRESS.
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Depression↗
Biomedical subjects
W A GREENE
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DISINHIBITION IN GSR CONDITIONING AS A FUNCTION OF THE NUMBER OF CS-UCS TRIALS AND TEMPORAL LOCATION OF THE NOVEL STIMULUS.
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Conditioning, Psychological↗
Some perspectives for observing and interpreting biopsychologic relations and doctor-patient relations.
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Humans↗
Early object relations, somatic, affective, and personal: an inquiry into the physiology of the mother-child unit.
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Female↗
Psychological factors and reticuloendothelial disease. I. Preliminary observations on a group of males with lymphomas and leukemias.
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Disease↗
Process in psychosomatic disorders.
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Humans↗
Psychological factors and reticuloendothelial disease. II. Observations on a group of women with lymphomas and leukemias.
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Female↗
Psychological factors and reticuloendothelial disease. IV. Observations on a group of children and adolescents with leukemia: an interpretation of disease development in terms of the mother-child unit.
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Adolescent↗
Role of a vicarious object in the adaptation to object loss. I. Use of a vicarious object as a means of adjustment to separation from a significant person.
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Adaptation, Psychological↗
Role of a vicarious object in the adaptation to object loss. II. Vicissitudes in the role of the vicarious object.
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Child↗
NORMAL HEART BEAT SOUND AND THE BEHAVIOR OF NEWBORN INFANTS--A REPLICATION STUDY.
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