Jules H Masserman
Biographic Data
| ID | 290727 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jules H Masserman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jules H |
| FAMILY NAME | Masserman |
| SIGNATURE | MASSERMAN J H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Otho S. A. Sprague Memorial Institute |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1941 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1978 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Profile
Peripatetic Social Psychiatry
Psychiatric Liaisons in Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece and Yugoslavia
The beatnik
Who Calls Whom a Beatnik? LONG BEFORE Plato commented on it in the Phaedo , it had become customary for the elders of each era to deplore the physical, civic, military, and moral degeneration of the youth of their time. Today our girls are no longer as buoyant nor our boys as gallant as we were in our day, and, indeed, in their intransigent departures from our more courtly ways, too many of them beat the drums for being Beatniks. The term, as ado…
Anxiety revisited
Psychiatric and psychologic tests for ministerial personnel
Alcohol and Other Drugs as Preventives of Experimental Trauma
The Role of Olfaction in Normal and Neurotic Behavior in Animals
The olfactory behavior of 14 monkeys was studied with regard to (1) spontaneous preferences, (2) associative responses to normal feeding, (3) motivationally conflictful experiences, which give rise to experimental neuroses, (4) effects in exacerbating or alleviating specific neurotic symptoms, and (5) the action of various deodorants. Our conclusions are: An odor becomes relatively attractive when that odor (a) is spontaneously related to some sa…
Principles of Dynamic Psychiatry
An Analysis of the Influence of Alcohol on Experimental Neuroses in Cats
Control Observations: Twenty-one cats were taught first to obtain food by opening a box, then to respond to various conditional signals and finally to solve difficult problems involving the passage of barriers and the manipulation of switches to secure their reward. Alcoholic intoxication disintegrated their adaptative patterns to a varying degree, particularly affecting those that were most complex and recently learned.. Normal animals, however,…
Character-Analysis
Alcohol as a Preventive of Experimental Neuroses
Behavior and Nemosis
Dominance, Neurosis, and Aggression
Sixteen cats were individually trained to respond to a signal by opening a food box, and were then combined into groups of four until a dominance hierarchy of food-taking was established in each group. Aggressive behavior did not appear in a dominant animal until it had been displaced downward in rank, either by competition with a more dominant cat, or by the development of neurotic inhibitions induced by a motivational conflict. Conversely, aggr…
Counting” Behavior in Cats
Experimental neuroses and group aggression
Is the Hypothalamus a Center of Emotion
Division of Psychiatry, Department of Medicine and the Otho S. A. Sprague Institute, University of Chicago
Psychodynamisms in Anorexia Nervosa and Neurotic Vomiting
Is the Hypothalamus a Center of Emotion
Division of Psychiatry, Department of Medicine and the Otho S. A. Sprague Institute, University of Chicago
Psychodynamisms in Anorexia Nervosa and Neurotic Vomiting
Dominance, Neurosis, and Aggression
Sixteen cats were individually trained to respond to a signal by opening a food box, and were then combined into groups of four until a dominance hierarchy of food-taking was established in each group. Aggressive behavior did not appear in a dominant animal until it had been displaced downward in rank, either by competition with a more dominant cat, or by the development of neurotic inhibitions induced by a motivational conflict. Conversely, aggr…
Counting” Behavior in Cats
Experimental neuroses and group aggression
Alcohol as a Preventive of Experimental Neuroses
Behavior and Nemosis
An Analysis of the Influence of Alcohol on Experimental Neuroses in Cats
Control Observations: Twenty-one cats were taught first to obtain food by opening a box, then to respond to various conditional signals and finally to solve difficult problems involving the passage of barriers and the manipulation of switches to secure their reward. Alcoholic intoxication disintegrated their adaptative patterns to a varying degree, particularly affecting those that were most complex and recently learned.. Normal animals, however,…
Character-Analysis
Principles of Dynamic Psychiatry
The Role of Olfaction in Normal and Neurotic Behavior in Animals
The olfactory behavior of 14 monkeys was studied with regard to (1) spontaneous preferences, (2) associative responses to normal feeding, (3) motivationally conflictful experiences, which give rise to experimental neuroses, (4) effects in exacerbating or alleviating specific neurotic symptoms, and (5) the action of various deodorants. Our conclusions are: An odor becomes relatively attractive when that odor (a) is spontaneously related to some sa…
Alcohol and Other Drugs as Preventives of Experimental Trauma
Psychiatric and psychologic tests for ministerial personnel
Anxiety revisited
The beatnik
Who Calls Whom a Beatnik? LONG BEFORE Plato commented on it in the Phaedo , it had become customary for the elders of each era to deplore the physical, civic, military, and moral degeneration of the youth of their time. Today our girls are no longer as buoyant nor our boys as gallant as we were in our day, and, indeed, in their intransigent departures from our more courtly ways, too many of them beat the drums for being Beatniks. The term, as ado…
Peripatetic Social Psychiatry
Psychiatric Liaisons in Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Turkey, Greece and Yugoslavia
Profile
Psychology (13 works) · Psychiatry (9 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Psychoanalysis (6 works) · Clinical Psychology (5 works) · Neuroticism (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Neuroscience (3 works) · Personality (3 works)