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PubMed2000

Radical psychology institutionalized: a history of the Journal Psychologie & Maatschappij [psychology & society].

Starting out as a newsletter for radical psychologists, the Dutch journal Psychologie & Maatschappij (Psychology & Society) moved in the past decade toward the theoretical mainstream within psychology. In this paper, the major changes in the journal are described and analyzed, as well as the features that did not change: an emphasis on theory and history, an interdisciplinary approach, and an emphasis on discussion. The main transformations were from psychology as instrumental toward the goals of the progressive movement in the Netherlands, then to extreme criticism of all scientific and professional psychological activities, and finally to adherence to the most advanced approaches within academic psychology.

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Fragile X mental retardation: prevalence in a group of institutionalized patients in Italy and description of a novel EEG pattern.

We have studied the prevalence of the fra (X) and of the autosomal fragile sites fra (10) (q25) and fra (16) (q22) in patients from an institute for the mentally retarded in Italy. We found six cases (1.9%) of fra (10) (q25) and 9 (2.9%) of fra (16) (q22). The study of the fra (X) was restricted to a subgroup of 91 males who did not have other chromosome anomalies or variants, and led to the discovery of 4 fra (X) cases. These 4 had the Martin-Bell syndrome; 3 of them were epileptic and had a characteristic EEG pattern originating during sleep from the temporal lobe not previously described in fra (X) mental retardation.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1990

Thyroid function in patients with Down syndrome: preliminary results from non-institutionalized patients in the Veneto region.

We investigated thyroid function of 108 home-reared Down syndrome (DS) patients. Five had overt hypothyroidism, 2 were hyperthyroid, and 33 had high TSH values with an exaggerated response to TRH test despite hormone levels in the normal range. This finding indicated subclinical hypothyroidism. Antithyroid antibodies (antimicrosome and antithyroglobulin) were present in 13 patients. At the same time we investigated 73 parents: only one mother was hypothyroid and antithyroid autoantibodies were found in only 8% of Down syndrome parents.

Adolescent↗