Hysteria And Accident Compensation Nature of Hysteria And the Lesson of the Pos
Hysteria And Accident Compensation Nature of Hysteria And the Lesson of the Pos
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The suggestion of injury persists as long as the expectation of compensation persists.
In hysteria ordinarily the symptoms are often fugitive and shifting, and, as pointed out they frequently disap- pear spontaneously and quite commonly under the sug- gestion and persuasion of treatment. Not so, however, when the element of compensation is present. In such case, the symptoms undergo no improvement even when the most radical efforts at cure are made, so long as the question of compensation is un...disposed of.
Abroad physicians have not been slow to recognize the truth. For instance, Heinrich Sachs of Breslau 3 after making a critical study of the subject, defines the acci- dent neurosis as a reaction of degenerates to a pension- entitling accident. Another writer Erben* insists upon the importance of determining whether the neurosis was not already present prior to the accident, and points out that frequently no accident at all has taken place but is only assumed by the plaintiff. Ziehen 5 states that fright awakens a slumbering hysteria and that with Charcot we may regard fright as an "agent provocateur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The suggestion of injury persists as long as the expectation of compensation persists.
In hysteria ordinarily the symptoms are often fugitive and shifting, and, as pointed out they frequently disap- pear spontaneously and quite commonly under the sug- gestion and persuasion of treatment. Not so, however, when the element of compensation is present. In such case, the symptoms undergo no improvement even when the most radical efforts at cure are made, so long as the question of compensation is un...disposed of.
Abroad physicians have not been slow to recognize the truth. For instance, Heinrich Sachs of Breslau 3 after making a critical study of the subject, defines the acci- dent neurosis as a reaction of degenerates to a pension- entitling accident. Another writer Erben* insists upon the importance of determining whether the neurosis was not already present prior to the accident, and points out that frequently no accident at all has taken place but is only assumed by the plaintiff. Ziehen 5 states that fright awakens a slumbering hysteria and that with Charcot we may regard fright as an "agent provocateur.
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