Louis A Gottschalk
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 146893 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Louis A Gottschalk |
| NOMBRES | Louis A |
| APELLIDO | Gottschalk |
| FIRMA | GOTTSCHALK L A |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Cincinnati Medical Center |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 43 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1931 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2006 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The Measurement of Psychological States Through the Content Analysis of Verbal Behavior
Postcolonial Biblical Criticism
A measurement of psychological states, based on the objective content analysis of small samples of speech, has undergone thorough reliability and constructvalidation studies for individuals in the age range 17-70. The present report is a first step in the extension of this method to children ages 6-16. It has involved a descriptive analysis of the frequency of use of various verbal content categories of 109 schoolchildren, roughly stratified for …
Emotions, defenses, coping mechanisms, and symptoms.
Emotions, defenses, coping mechanisms, and symptoms
Emotions, defenses, coping mechanisms, and symptoms
The Gottschalk-Gleser Content Analysis Method of Measuring the Magnitude of Psychological Dimensions
Presidential Candidates and Cognitive Impairment Measured from Behavior in Campaign Debates
The first presidential debate of Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale, sponsored by the League of Women Voters in Louisville, Kentucky, on October 7, 1984, provided the impression to many television viewers that President Ronald Reagan was not performing in a manner that the public anticipated as typical and appropriate for an experienced political leader. These observations were made in various news media, including The Los Angeles Times, The New Yo…
Profiles of children's psychological states derived from the Gottschalk-Gleser content analysis of speech
A comparison of suicide and non-suicide deaths involving psychotropic drugs in four major U.S. cities
By use of a standard reporting form, extensive data were gathered on 651 deaths involving psychotropic drugs and recorded with the Coroner's or Medical Examiner's Office in each of four major U.S. cities. Thirty-six per cent of these deaths were listed as "Definitely Suicide" and 44% were listed as "Non-Suicide." A comparison was made of the age, sex, race, occupational category, and type of drug involved for each of these two groups, by city. In…
Peripheral Versus Central Mechanisms Accounting for Antianxiety Effects of Propranolol
A β-adrenergic blocking agent, propranolol (60 mg orally in three divided doses over a 12-hr period), significantly reduced basal anxiety scores in 12 healthy, nonanxious subjects as compared to a placebo in another 12 similar subjects. In response to a 10-min stress interview, anxiety scores increased to equal levels, whether subjects were on propranolol or a placebo. On placebo, anxiety scores correlated positively (+0.70) with average plasma F…
Some psychoanalytic research into the communication of meaning through language
The Measurement of Psychological States Through the Content Analysis of Verbal Behavior
Stimulus, Affect, and Plasma Free Fatty Acid
In healthy young men average levels of plasma free fatty acid (FFA) correlated with anxiety, which had been measured by content analysis of speech samples in an initial sample, but not with that measured in a second sample obtained during a 45-min experimental period. The correlation was significant whether the first verbal sample was obtained immediately or 25 min after the beginning of the experimental period. A second verbal sample obtained at…
Abstinence and Normal Drinking; an Assessment of Changes in Drinking Patterns in Alcoholics after Treatment
Verbal and Physiological Responses to Hypnotic Suggestion of Attitudes
The effects of the hypnotic suggestion of the “hives” and “Raynaud's” attitudes on the skin temperature, blood pressure, and pulse rate of twelve 16- to 17-year-old boys were investigated. The two attitudes (the former consisting of a feeling of being mistreated, but with a desire only to ruminate about it; the latter--"Raynaud's" a feeling of being mistreated, with a wish to strike the mistreater) elicited different physiological changes in thes…
Studies of Relationships of Emotions to Plasma Lipids
A natural history study disclosed different relationships between several types of emotions and blood lipids in a group of 24 men. Findings were cross-validated in a study of a second group of 20 men. Anxiety scores had a significant positive correlation with plasma FFA in both groups, whereas three types of hostility indexes had essentially zero correlation. More anxious men tended to have higher FFA levels and sharper rises in FFA than nonanxio…
Generalization in the Writing of History
Some Psychophysiologic Relations in Hypertensive Women
In an experimental study of the pathologic psychophysiology of essential hypertension, measurements of anxiety and hostility levels of 12 hypertensive women were observed over two 3-week periods; during these time periods the women received either hydrochlorothiazide (25–50 mg.) or a placebo. Significant positive correlations occurred between hostility inward levels and average systolic and diastolic blood pressures. Significant negative correlat…
Generalization in the Writing of History
Variations in Magnitude of Emotion
The sensitivity of a newly developed method of measuring immediate affect levels from small samples of speech is demonstrated by use of the method (in 5 subjects) to detect the effect on personality of the biological rhythms of the menstrual cycle. The method employs separate scoring scales for each affect to be measured. Psychoanalytic insights and principles are built into the scales, as exemplified by the verbal themes considered relevant to e…
Hostility in Verbal Productions and Hypnotic Dreams of Hypertensive Patients
Quantitative associations can be demonstrated between blood pressure and measurements of hostile content in samples of verbal productions and hypnotic dreams. In comparisons between hypertensive and normotensive groups, and within hypertensive individuals at different times, these tend to support the hypothesis that essential hypertension accompanies inhibited, and only partially expressed, hostile aggressive impulses. However, these experiments …
An analysis of the verbal content of suicide notes
Modifications of the Oropharyngeal Bacteria with Changes in the Psychodynamic State
An experiment was carried out to validate the findings of a previous study which suggested an association between a subject's psychodynamic state and the relative number of streptococci cultured from her oropharynx. Specifically, the psychophysiologic relationship indicated in the preliminary study was as follows: When the patient's intense dependent wishes were inhibited from expression because of feelings of shame and guilt, and when the patien…
Understanding History
Psychologic Conflict and Neuromuscular Tension
Institute for Psychosomatic and Psychiatric Research and Training of the Michael Reese Hospital and the Institute for Psychoanalysis, Chicago. This investigation was supported in part by a research grant from the National Institute of Mental Health, Public Health Service, Federal Security Agency
Postcolonial Biblical Criticism
A measurement of psychological states, based on the objective content analysis of small samples of speech, has undergone thorough reliability and constructvalidation studies for individuals in the age range 17-70. The present report is a first step in the extension of this method to children ages 6-16. It has involved a descriptive analysis of the frequency of use of various verbal content categories of 109 schoolchildren, roughly stratified for …
Causes of Revolution
Historical cause is here defined as those antecedents of a known result that can be selected as being logically concurrent with that result and, in combination, sufficient and necessary to bring it about. An attempt is the made to apply that definition to the analysis of the causes of revolution, which, it is argued, are: (1) demand for change, which is derived from (a) provocations and (b) solidified public opinion; (2) hopefulness of success, w…
Profiles of children's psychological states derived from the Gottschalk-Gleser content analysis of speech
Presidential Candidates and Cognitive Impairment Measured from Behavior in Campaign Debates
The first presidential debate of Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale, sponsored by the League of Women Voters in Louisville, Kentucky, on October 7, 1984, provided the impression to many television viewers that President Ronald Reagan was not performing in a manner that the public anticipated as typical and appropriate for an experienced political leader. These observations were made in various news media, including The Los Angeles Times, The New Yo…
An analysis of the verbal content of suicide notes
A comparison of suicide and non-suicide deaths involving psychotropic drugs in four major U.S. cities
By use of a standard reporting form, extensive data were gathered on 651 deaths involving psychotropic drugs and recorded with the Coroner's or Medical Examiner's Office in each of four major U.S. cities. Thirty-six per cent of these deaths were listed as "Definitely Suicide" and 44% were listed as "Non-Suicide." A comparison was made of the age, sex, race, occupational category, and type of drug involved for each of these two groups, by city. In…
Some psychoanalytic research into the communication of meaning through language
The Correspondence of Jefferson and Du Pont de Nemours
Communications
Le dix août. Albert Mathiez
Albert Mathiez
La Grande Peur de 1789. Georges Lefebvre
Lafayette Comes to America
Journal Article Lafayette Comes To America, By Louis Gottschalk. (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1935. xiv + 184 pp. $2.00.) Get access Harold A. Larrabee Harold A. Larrabee Union College, Schenectady, New York Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 22, Issue 4, March 1936, Pages 561–562, https://doi.org/10.2307/1897325 Published: 01 March 1936
Letters on the Management of an Estate during the Old Regime
Lafayette Joins the American Army
Lafayette Joins the American Army. By Louis Gottschalk. (Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1937. xvi + 364 pp. Appendix. $3.00.) Get access O. M. Dickerson O. M. Dickerson Colorado State Teachers College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 25, Issue 1, June 1938, Pages 90–91, https://doi.org/10.2307/1892334 Published: 01 June 1938
Causes of Revolution
Historical cause is here defined as those antecedents of a known result that can be selected as being logically concurrent with that result and, in combination, sufficient and necessary to bring it about. An attempt is the made to apply that definition to the analysis of the causes of revolution, which, it is argued, are: (1) demand for change, which is derived from (a) provocations and (b) solidified public opinion; (2) hopefulness of success, w…
The Use of Personal Documents in History, Anthropology, and Sociology
Communication
More Letters on the Management of an Estate during the Old Regime
A Study of Conditioned Vasomotor Responses in Ten Human Subjects
1. The vasomotor system of 4 of 10 subjects was conditioned rapidly to a light stimulus. A faradic current was used as the unconditioned stimulus and the vascular reactions were measured by means of the photo-electric plethysmograph. Once obtained this conditioned response appeared to be relatively stable. 2. Conditioning and extinction curves of this type of conditioning did not always follow the typical curves of learning and forgetting. The ir…
History and the Reader . G. M. Trevelyan
Our Vichy Fumble
Headaches and Muscular Pains
Handwriting in Rheumatoid Arthritics
GOTTSCHALK, LOUIS A. M.D.; SEROTA, HERMAN M. Ph.D., M.D.; ROMAN, KLARA GOLDZIEHER Author Information
Psychologic Conflict and Neuromuscular Tension
Institute for Psychosomatic and Psychiatric Research and Training of the Michael Reese Hospital and the Institute for Psychoanalysis, Chicago. This investigation was supported in part by a research grant from the National Institute of Mental Health, Public Health Service, Federal Security Agency
Lafayette between the American and the French Revolution (1783-1789)
Lafayette between the American and the French Revolution, 1783-1789
Understanding History
Modifications of the Oropharyngeal Bacteria with Changes in the Psychodynamic State
An experiment was carried out to validate the findings of a previous study which suggested an association between a subject's psychodynamic state and the relative number of streptococci cultured from her oropharynx. Specifically, the psychophysiologic relationship indicated in the preliminary study was as follows: When the patient's intense dependent wishes were inhibited from expression because of feelings of shame and guilt, and when the patien…
An analysis of the verbal content of suicide notes
Hostility in Verbal Productions and Hypnotic Dreams of Hypertensive Patients
Quantitative associations can be demonstrated between blood pressure and measurements of hostile content in samples of verbal productions and hypnotic dreams. In comparisons between hypertensive and normotensive groups, and within hypertensive individuals at different times, these tend to support the hypothesis that essential hypertension accompanies inhibited, and only partially expressed, hostile aggressive impulses. However, these experiments …
Variations in Magnitude of Emotion
The sensitivity of a newly developed method of measuring immediate affect levels from small samples of speech is demonstrated by use of the method (in 5 subjects) to detect the effect on personality of the biological rhythms of the menstrual cycle. The method employs separate scoring scales for each affect to be measured. Psychoanalytic insights and principles are built into the scales, as exemplified by the verbal themes considered relevant to e…
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