Symptom Specificity and Bodily Reactions During Psychiatric Interview
Psychosomatic MedicinePublished 1 November 1950
Robert B. Malmo, Charles Shagass, Frederick H. Davis
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The main purpose of the present study was to obtain further data concerning the applicability of the principle of symptom specificity through use of a completely different experimental approach, with emphasis upon individual, or case study, rather than group study.
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MALMO, ROBERT B. Ph.D.; SHAGASS, CHARLES M.D.; DAVIS, FREDERICK H. M.D. Author Information
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PsychologyMedicineArts and Humanities