A Pragamatic Approach To Group Psychotherapy

Complex Suicide by Self‐stabbing with Subsequent Drowning in the Sea

“…Such a version could be excluded having found the signs of drowning, while it would still be necessary to establish in what way the numerous stab wounds had been inflicted. As is known, numerous stab wounds are usually encountered in homicides (13). Bearing in mind the number of different atypical cases of violent death, one can image a situation where a person stabbed with a knife several times is pushed from a sea shore or pier into the water and dies by drowning.…”

“…Features atypical of suicide are also the number of wounds (seven), their depth, and injuries of internal organs such as the lungs, diaphragm, and liver, especially as most of them were deep wounds. In the majority of suicide cases with numerous bodily wounds, it turns out that only some of them appear to be serious while the others are superficial integumentary injuries (11,13). Nevertheless, such cases, even with much more numerous wounds, have been reported.…”

The influence of geometry on the vibronic spectra of quantum aggregates

“…This study was motivated by observations of strong spectral changes accompanying pressure change giving rise to a presumed flattening of cylindrical aggregates composed of different substituents of 5, 5 ′ , 6, 6 ′ -tetrachlorobenzimidacarbocyanine (TDBC) dyes [11,12]. The following characteristics under increasing pressure were noted; a) the non-aggregated monomer Stokes' shift increases linearly with pressure.…”

“…Recently two striking new effects of the influence of geometry on spectral absorption have been observed. When pressure is applied to cylindrical aggregates of dye molecules, one observes significant spectral shifts [10][11][12] which are interpreted [11,12] as arising from a collapse of the cylinder cross-section from circular to elliptical form. Similarly in spectral studies of the light-harvesting complex [13][14][15][16] it has been shown that departures from a circular arrangement lead to strong spectral changes and detailed comparison with experiment allows one to pre-dict one particular geometrical arrangement of the chromophores as most likely.…”