Bodman, 1946 - Google Patents
Social maturity testBodman, 1946
- Document ID
- 10791451173820617882
- Author
- Bodman F
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Journal of Mental Science
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It has been said that when a psychiatrist is appointed to a general hospital the staff only by stages come to make use of his services. The first phase is that in which he is called upon to dispose of those patients suffering from severe mental illnesses, whose behaviour is …
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