A Handbook of Psychology And Mental Disease for Use in Training-Schools for Attendants And Nurses And in Medical Classes, And As a Ready Reference for the Practitioner
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Appetite good, sleep fairly well, and am quite accustomed to being told I look well, yet I feel far from strong, and am tired to exhaustion most of the time. I often wish I had absolutely nothing to do, no responsibilities ; and yet, I have found that by keeping myself very busy, I can ward off a nervous attack." The obsession may be, as in one case under my care, of the swallowing or having swallowed some deleteri- ous substance as pins or needles, or that in some way or other all lost pins an...d needles made their way into INSANITY. 159 her stomach. Obsession of words has been discussed at length in the section on "Symbolism in Sanity and in Insanity." Other forms of obsessioji are closely related to manic-depressive states and to dementia praecox. The leading feature of these cases is horrible and persistent fear. In one case it was that of pursuit by electricians, compulsory marriage, and conspiracy in which her brother was involved. There was also fear of conta- gion and of sexual assault.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Appetite good, sleep fairly well, and am quite accustomed to being told I look well, yet I feel far from strong, and am tired to exhaustion most of the time. I often wish I had absolutely nothing to do, no responsibilities ; and yet, I have found that by keeping myself very busy, I can ward off a nervous attack." The obsession may be, as in one case under my care, of the swallowing or having swallowed some deleteri- ous substance as pins or needles, or that in some way or other all lost pins an...d needles made their way into INSANITY. 159 her stomach. Obsession of words has been discussed at length in the section on "Symbolism in Sanity and in Insanity." Other forms of obsessioji are closely related to manic-depressive states and to dementia praecox. The leading feature of these cases is horrible and persistent fear. In one case it was that of pursuit by electricians, compulsory marriage, and conspiracy in which her brother was involved. There was also fear of conta- gion and of sexual assault.
What to read after A Handbook of Psychology And Mental Disease for Use in Training-Schools for Attendants And Nurses And in Medical Classes, And As a Ready Reference for the Practitioner?
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