02324 2200241 4500 408431 408431 20240227d kmmy0pory50 ba eng US Behavior and neurosis an experimental psychoanalytic approach to psychobiologic principles Jules H.Masserman Chicago University of Chicago Press 1946 269 p. 25 cm Biblioteca do Instituto de Criminologia do Porto It is my primary purpose in this volume to describe a series of experimental studies of animal behavior carried out during the last seven years in the neurophysiological laboratories of the Division of Psychiatry and the Otho S. A. Sprague Institute of the University of Chicago. This book is published in the belief, held in conformity with my work in neurology, psychiatry, and psychoanalysis, that the experimental studies here reported contribute materially to the understanding of human behavior--else, parenthetically, I would not consider them worth reporting. But, to convey the basis for this conviction to the reader, I am faced with the task not only of describing the experiments and their results in objective detail but of presenting the theoretical background of the work as a whole in relation to other traditional concepts of dynamic and comparative psychology; of reviewing the data and formulations of other investigators working along allied lines (a considerable undertaking in itself); and, finally, of indicating the applicability of the basic principles of psychobiology derived from these several sources to psychoanalysis, clinical psychiatry, and psychotherapy. Part I of this volume, therefore, deals with the historical derivation of the rationale of the work in our laboratory and presents our experimental results; Part II constitutes a survey of the relevant literature on dynamic psychology and experimental neuroses; and Part III is an introduction to the clinical applications of the data recorded in the preceding sections. 705 PSICOLOGIA 7161 PSICOLOGIA LEGAL DOENÇA MENTAL 228698 158224 159.9 422510 MASSERMAN Jules H. 1905-1994 159.9MAS 0 159_000000000000000_9MAS 2024-03-19 9394 479957 DGRSP DGRSP DGRSP9394 159.9MAS 2024-03-19 0 MO Biblioteca do Instituto de Criminologia do Porto