SUGGESTION EFFECTS IN PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS

Maurice Kahn Temerlin

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1 Psychological Clinic, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma 73069. This study was supported in part by the faculty research fund of the University of Oklahoma. Mr. William Trousdale helped gather the data for this study, and Jane Chapman, William Lemmon, Ruth Mansfield and Robert Ragland read the manuscript and made many helpful suggestions.

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