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The psychopathology of psychotic-like reactions in the combat soldier

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The personality-structures in selected cases of the psychotic-like reactions of combat soldiers have been studied.

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  1. European Theater, Headquarters Theater Service Forces, Care of Postmaster, A. P. O. 887, New York, N. Y.

    Harold Rosen M. C.,  Henry J. Myers M. C.,  Hugh E. Kiene M. C. &  Walter Goldfarb M. C.

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Rosen, H., Myers, H.J., Kiene, H.E. et al. The psychopathology of psychotic-like reactions in the combat soldier. Psych Quar 20, 138–149 (1945). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01574367

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