A CONTRIBUTION TO THE OBJECTIVE MEASUREMENT OF THE CATHARTIC PROCESS .1.

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[2] [Anonymous], INFORMATION THEORY

[3] BALDWIN AL, 1950, J CLIN PSYCHOL, V4, P6

[4] FREUD'S EARLIEST THEORIES AND THE SCHOOL OF HELMHOLTZ [J]. PSYCHOANALYTIC QUARTERLY, 1944, 13 (03) : 341 - 362

[5] BREUER, 1893, VORLAUFIGE MITTEILUN

[6] BREUER, 1944, NERVOUS MENTAL DISEA, pCH3

[7] CLAUSEN J, 1951, ACTA PSYCHIATRICA S, P68

[8] Freud S., 1954, ORIGINS PSYCHOANALYS, P146

[9] SPEECH-BREATHING ACTIVITY - A MEASURE OF TENSION AND AFFECT DURING INTERVIEWS [J]. BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1955, 46 : 53 - 63

[10] GOLDMANEISLER F, 1956, BRIT J MED PSYCHOL 1, V29

[1] ALTSCHULE MD, 1953, BODILY PHYSL MENTAL

[2] [Anonymous], INFORMATION THEORY

[3] BALDWIN AL, 1950, J CLIN PSYCHOL, V4, P6

[4] FREUD'S EARLIEST THEORIES AND THE SCHOOL OF HELMHOLTZ [J]. PSYCHOANALYTIC QUARTERLY, 1944, 13 (03) : 341 - 362

[5] BREUER, 1893, VORLAUFIGE MITTEILUN

[6] BREUER, 1944, NERVOUS MENTAL DISEA, pCH3

[7] CLAUSEN J, 1951, ACTA PSYCHIATRICA S, P68

[8] Freud S., 1954, ORIGINS PSYCHOANALYS, P146

[9] SPEECH-BREATHING ACTIVITY - A MEASURE OF TENSION AND AFFECT DURING INTERVIEWS [J]. BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY, 1955, 46 : 53 - 63

[10] GOLDMANEISLER F, 1956, BRIT J MED PSYCHOL 1, V29