THE FACT THAT the world is more complex and tense than it was fifty years ago needs no
elaborate exposition. The advent of modern transportation and communication has …

In this paper we present the observations made in a follow-up study of 166 patients who had
been treated in the psychiatric outpatient department of the University of Chicago Clinics …

… Babcock, "Results of Treatment in a Psychiatric Out-Patient Department - A FoUow-Up
Study of 166 Cases," Journal of the American Medical Association, CXIII (1939), 2292-2298; …

Samuel I). Lipton introduced the panel with the following words:“In the preface to his book
Bnsic Theory of Psychonnalysis, Robert IVaelder makes some statements which are relevant …

Some Psychodynamlc Factors in Foster Parenthood uine. The amount of intimacy between
husbands and wives, however, did not seem to be very great. Furthermore, the husbands …

This paper shows that how a politician votes is unrelated to whether he faces re-election. This
contradicts the universal agreement by economists that political behavior is constrained by …

Struggle to develop the full use of his mental capacity and mastery of himself, sufficient to
reach socialization within his society, characterizes the life task of a human individual. Mental …

By Charlotte G. Babcock, MD poLEscENcE is the period of transi-A tion from childhood to
adulthood. Its limits are not closely defined: starting at an age between nine and fourteen years…

The question whether the entity described by Kinnier Wilson should be expanded to include
additional symptoms and signs reported by others in similar cases has been debated in the …

ings everywhere,(2) the added weight and pressure given to this intensification by the
decrease in independence and the increase in the necessity for interdependence in a world in …