Keeve Brodman
Biographic Data
| ID | 1147971 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Keeve Brodman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Keeve |
| FAMILY NAME | Brodman |
| SIGNATURE | BRODMAN K |
| AFFILIATIONS | NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1945 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1948 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Industrial Health Engineering
The Incidence of Personality Disturbances and their Relation to Age, Rank and Duration of Hospitalization in Patients with Medical and Surgical Disorders in a Military Hospital
An investigation was undertaken to ascertain the number of symptoms of personality and psychosomatic disturbance to which patients on medical and surgical wards admit. The Cornell Service Index was used for this purpose. A higher percentage (33 per cent) of white patients had high neurotic potential manifested by scores of 23 or more on the Index than did troops on duty (22 per cent) from whom these patients were drawn. For Negro troops these fig…
The Relation of Personality Disturbances to Duration of Convalescence from Acute Respiratory Infections
Experiments were undertaken to ascertain the relationship between personality disturbances and the duration of convalescence from acute respiratory infections. The Cornell Service Index was used as a measure of personality disturbance and the duration of military hospitalization as the measure of convalescence. The Cornell Service Index is an adequate measure of personality disturbance as shown by correlations between Index scores, individual psy…
The Relation of Group Morale to the Incidence and Duration of Medical Incapacity in Industry
The relation between group influences and the duration of medical incapacity was investigated in the 24 departments of a mail order firm, using medical absenteeism as the measure of medical incapacity. Departmental rates in four items were studied: a. The number of days of “long” medical absence (four or more days). b. The number of days of “short” medical absence (three days or less). c. The number of reports to the medical department. d. The nu…
The Cornell Index
WEIDER, ARTHUR; BRODMAN, KEEVE; MITTELMANN, BELA; WECHSLER, DAVID; WOLFF, HAROLD G. Author Information
Detection and Management of Personality and Psychosomatic Disorders among Industrial Personnel
Lowered working efficiency, absenteeism, high accident rate, and grievances may result from conflicts among workers superior, equal or inferior in the industrial scale and from stresses such as pressure of production. A method, using psychiatric interviews and the Cornell Selectee Index and Cornell-Word Form, was instituted at the Caterpillar Tractor Co. to insure proper placement and to maintain the mental health of employees. Seven hundred and …
Personality and Psychosomatic Disturbances in Patients on Medical and Surgical Wards
By means of psychiatric interview a survey was made of 450 admissions to medical and surgical wards. Twenty per cent were classified as having mild and ten per cent as having severe, neuroses. These disturbances were grouped as follows: A. Pre-existing personality problems aggravated by infection or trauma (30%). B. Personality disturbances precipitated by or first becoming evident in association with infection or trauma (37%). C. Personality dis…
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Detection and Management of Personality and Psychosomatic Disorders among Industrial Personnel
Lowered working efficiency, absenteeism, high accident rate, and grievances may result from conflicts among workers superior, equal or inferior in the industrial scale and from stresses such as pressure of production. A method, using psychiatric interviews and the Cornell Selectee Index and Cornell-Word Form, was instituted at the Caterpillar Tractor Co. to insure proper placement and to maintain the mental health of employees. Seven hundred and …
Personality and Psychosomatic Disturbances in Patients on Medical and Surgical Wards
By means of psychiatric interview a survey was made of 450 admissions to medical and surgical wards. Twenty per cent were classified as having mild and ten per cent as having severe, neuroses. These disturbances were grouped as follows: A. Pre-existing personality problems aggravated by infection or trauma (30%). B. Personality disturbances precipitated by or first becoming evident in association with infection or trauma (37%). C. Personality dis…
The Cornell Index
WEIDER, ARTHUR; BRODMAN, KEEVE; MITTELMANN, BELA; WECHSLER, DAVID; WOLFF, HAROLD G. Author Information
The Incidence of Personality Disturbances and their Relation to Age, Rank and Duration of Hospitalization in Patients with Medical and Surgical Disorders in a Military Hospital
An investigation was undertaken to ascertain the number of symptoms of personality and psychosomatic disturbance to which patients on medical and surgical wards admit. The Cornell Service Index was used for this purpose. A higher percentage (33 per cent) of white patients had high neurotic potential manifested by scores of 23 or more on the Index than did troops on duty (22 per cent) from whom these patients were drawn. For Negro troops these fig…
The Relation of Personality Disturbances to Duration of Convalescence from Acute Respiratory Infections
Experiments were undertaken to ascertain the relationship between personality disturbances and the duration of convalescence from acute respiratory infections. The Cornell Service Index was used as a measure of personality disturbance and the duration of military hospitalization as the measure of convalescence. The Cornell Service Index is an adequate measure of personality disturbance as shown by correlations between Index scores, individual psy…
The Relation of Group Morale to the Incidence and Duration of Medical Incapacity in Industry
The relation between group influences and the duration of medical incapacity was investigated in the 24 departments of a mail order firm, using medical absenteeism as the measure of medical incapacity. Departmental rates in four items were studied: a. The number of days of “long” medical absence (four or more days). b. The number of days of “short” medical absence (three days or less). c. The number of reports to the medical department. d. The nu…
Industrial Health Engineering
Psychology (6 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Personality (4 works) · Psychiatry (4 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Absenteeism (2 works) · Personality disorders (2 works) · Personality Disorders and Psychopathology (2 works) · Psychiatric care and mental health services (2 works) · Psychosomatic Disorders and Their Treatments (2 works)