Experimental Approaches to Psychiatric Diagnosis

New scientific disciplines usually appear at times of transition from the simpler forms of organization of matter to the more complex and thus not only incorporate the laws of scientific approaches dealing with simpler forms of conceptualization, but also develop their own rules of procedure, which usually transcend the laws of the parent disciplines. This monograph is based on experiments which were carried out by the staff of the Research Department of the Douglas Hospital from 1962 to 1968. T