Physiological studies.

Freeman, Harry

doi:10.1037/10604-005

Schizophrenia: A Review of the Syndrome. 1958

DOI: 10.1037/10604-005

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Physiological studies.

Harry Freeman¹

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East African Coin Finds and Their Historical Significance

Freeman-Grenville¹

1960

J. Afr. Hist.

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No historian of Africa can be indifferent to the fact that alone in Africa south of the Sahara the East African coast possesses a link between history and archaeology in its own medieval mints and also in coins imported from other lands during the past two thousand years. Its history is poorly documented, and its archaeology is still to a great extent in the stage of record and survey; the numerous finds of Chinese porcelain and other imported ceramics can at present only be assigned within a bracket of at smallest fifty years: but in the coin finds there is a key for the future establishment of a precise chronology for all of these.

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East African Coin Finds and Their Historical Significance

Freeman-Grenville¹

1960

J. Afr. Hist.

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(The Course of Schizophrenic and Schizophreniform Psychoses: A Comparative Study of Changes In‐disease Pictures, Prognoses and the Patient‐physician Relationship in the Years 1933—1935 and 1953—1955)

Achté¹

1961

Acta Psychiatr Scand

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Motivation in Schizophrenic Performance: A Review

Johannsen

1964

Psychol Rep

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A review is presented dealing with factors other than purely cognitive or perceptual which affect (usually deleteriously) schizophrenics' performance on laboratory tasks. Physiological and psychological responsiveness, stimulus factors, response predispositions and reinforcement classes are discussed. It is concluded that the literature currently provides few clear conclusions but points to problem areas requiring immediate attention.

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Physiological studies.

Cited by 3 publications

References 75 publications

East African Coin Finds and Their Historical Significance

East African Coin Finds and Their Historical Significance

(The Course of Schizophrenic and Schizophreniform Psychoses: A Comparative Study of Changes In‐disease Pictures, Prognoses and the Patient‐physician Relationship in the Years 1933—1935 and 1953—1955)

Motivation in Schizophrenic Performance: A Review

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