Ten studies into psychopathic personality : a report to the Home Office and the Mental Research Fund /

Ten Studies Into Psychopathic Personality concerns ten studies made on psychopathic disorders in Britain from 1958 to 1963. These studies cover 100 subjects who were admitted at the Balderton Hospital in 1958. These studies cover subjects such as diagnostic analysis, E.E.G. technique, parental separ...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Craft, Michael John
Autores Corporativos: Great Britain. Home Office, Mental Health Research Fund
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Bristol : John Wright & Sons, Ltd. : [Distributed by Williams & Wilkins, Baltimore], 1965.
Temas:
Personality disorders.
Personality Disorders
Troubles de la personnalit�e.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • Front Cover; Ten Studies into Psychopathic Personality; Copyright Page; PREFACE; Table of Contents; THE TEN STUDIES; CHAPTER ONE. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONCEPT OF PSYCHOPATHIC PERSONALITY; The Social and Legal Concept of Psychopathic Disorder in England in 1959; CHAPTER TWO. REVIEW OF LITERATURE BEARING ON AETIOLOGY OF PSYCHOPATHIC PERSONALITY; Genetic Factors in Causation; Brain Damage in the Aetiology of Psychopathic Personality; The Effects of Parental Separation; Adverse Family and Group Attitudes; Learning Theory; Summary and Conclusions from the Review of the Literature
  • CHAPTER THREE. DIAGNOSIS AND AETIOLOGY ILLUSTRATED BY AN ANALYSIS OF ADMISSIONS TO A PSYCHOPATHIC UNITHistorical Data; Present Behaviour : Clinical Examination; Special Testing Techniques : Psychological Tests; Special Electro-encephalography; Historical, Clinical and Test Data, with the First Follow-up One Year after Discharge.; Type of Offence; Relation to E.E.G. Findings; Clinical Sub-groups; Summary; CHAPTER FOUR. AETIOLOGY ILLUSTRATED BY THE EARLY ADVERSE FACTORS NOTED IN GROUPS OF PSYCHOPATHS, DELINQUENT AND NORMAL YOUTHS; Groups of Patients Used; Comment and Conclusions; Summary
  • CHAPTER FIVE. A HYPOTHESIS THAT AMONG BALDERTON ADMISSIONS, SEVERITY OF PERSONALITY DISORDER IS POSITIVELY CORRELATED WITH ADVERSITY OF PARENTAL RELATIONSHIPGrade 0 : A Consistently Love Orientated Parent; Grade 1 : An Erratically Love Orientated Parent; Grade 2 : The Lax Parent; Grade 3 : The Erratically Hostile Parent; Grade 4 : The Consistently Hostile Parent; Grade 5 : The Absent or Dead Parent; Case Histories; Discussion; Summary; CHAPTER SIX. CONSCIENCE IN PSYCHOPATHIC AND ""NORMAL"" ADOLESCENTS; Summary; CHAPTER SEVEN. TREATMENT, REVIEWED FROM THE LITERATURE, AND WITH A CONTROL SERIES
  • Results1. Difference between the groups at entry; 2. Difference between groups during stay and at discharge; Conclusions; Summary; CHAPTER EIGHT. FOLLOW-UP STUDIES; Penal Follow-up Studies; Hospital Studies; 1. Rampton; 2. Moss Side; 3. A mixed State Hospital Series; 4. Warren's Bethlem Adolescents; 5. A re-analysis of Royal Western Counties patients previously reported; 6. Joy Tuxford's Analysis of Maxwell Jones patients; 7. A Second Annual Follow-up with Balderton Males; A Simple Prediction Scale using Current Data; 1. Determination of the Factors included; 2. Determination of the Weights
  • 3. Interpretation of the IndexCHAPTER NINE. CONCLUSIONS; Historical Features; Present Clinical Features; Differential Diagnosis; Special Testing Techniques; Aetiology; Further Research; APPENDIX: THE CASE HISTORY OF GWYN; Comment; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; BIBLIOGRAPHY

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