Three Cases of Larceny in which the Anti-social Conduct Appeared to Represent an Effort to Compensate for Enzotional Repression. (The Amner. Journ. of Ins., January, 1920.) Spaulding, E. R.

J. Gifford

doi:10.1192/bjp.67.276.79

Three Cases of Larceny in which the Anti-social Conduct Appeared to Represent an Effort to Compensate for Enzotional Repression. (The Amner. Journ. of Ins., January, 1920.) Spaulding, E. R.

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J. Gifford

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Type: Part III.—Epitome of Current Literature
Information: Journal of Mental Science , Volume 67 , Issue 276 , January 1921 , pp. 79 - 80

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Three Cases of Larceny in which the Anti-social Conduct Appeared to Represent an Effort to Compensate for Enzotional Repression. (The Amner. Journ. of Ins., January, 1920.) Spaulding, E. R.

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