Depression: Clinical, Experimental, and Theoretical AspectsHoeber Medical Division, Harper & Row, 1967 - Broj stranica: 370 |
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... activities involving responsibility , obligation , or effort become less satisfying to him . Often , he finds ... activity . The patient sometimes reports that he does not experience the same intensity of love or affection for his ...
... activities involving responsibility , obligation , or effort become less satisfying to him . Often , he finds ... activity . The patient sometimes reports that he does not experience the same intensity of love or affection for his ...
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... activity , but focused mental activity such as reading , often increases the sense of tiredness . Severe : The patient complains that he is too tired to do anything . Under external pressure he is sometimes able to perform tasks ...
... activity , but focused mental activity such as reading , often increases the sense of tiredness . Severe : The patient complains that he is too tired to do anything . Under external pressure he is sometimes able to perform tasks ...
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... activity during both rest and stimulation was also heightened in the de- pressed patients . Summary All of the studies of muscle potential in depression must be regarded as preliminary . The finding that retarded and mute patients show ...
... activity during both rest and stimulation was also heightened in the de- pressed patients . Summary All of the studies of muscle potential in depression must be regarded as preliminary . The finding that retarded and mute patients show ...
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SEMANTICS OF DEPRESSION | 6 |
Course and Prognosis | 44 |
Classification of the Affective Disorders | 60 |
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able activity affective anxiety appear associated attacks attempt authors basis become behavior believe cent changes Chapter characteristic clinical cognitive compared complete concept considered consistent correlation depressed patients described determine developed diagnosed differences disorder distortions disturbance dreams drugs evaluation evidence example expected experience factors feeling findings frequently glucose hospital ideas improvement included increased indicated individual initial interpretation involutional less loss major manic manic-depressive manifest masochistic measure MICHIGAN mood motivation negative neurotic nondepressed normal objective observed obtained occurred particular patterns performance period person physical positive possible present problems processes psychiatric psychosis psychotic depressives question ratings reaction regarding relationship relatively reported response sample schemas schizophrenic scores seems severe showed significant significantly signs situation sleep specific studies subjects suggested suicidal symptoms Table tends thinking thought tion treatment validity variables various wishes