Frontmatter -- Preface -- Contents -- Introduction -- I. Mental Disease in Childhood -- 1.The significance of infantile sucking for the psychic development of t h e individual -- 2.Disorganizing factors of infant personality -- 3. The predisposition to anxiety -- 4. The child's response to coercive bowel training -- 5. The incidence and character of masturbation threats in a group of problem children -- 6.Release therapy -- 7. Studies in the interpretation of play: I. Clinical observation of play disruption in young children -- II. Psychoneuroses and Psychosomatic Medicine -- 8. The influence of psychologic factors upon gastro-intestinal disturbances: a symposium -- 9. Electroencephalographic and personality correlates in peptic ulcer -- 10. Evidence on the genesis of peptic ulcer in man -- 11. Gastroduodenal disorders: * an important wartime medical problem -- 12. The neuroses of war -- 13.Psychogenic factors in asthma -- 14.Hostility in cases of essential hypertension -- 15.Some psychoanalytic applications of the psychological field concept -- 16.A dynamic interpretation of psychotherapy oriented towards research -- 17. The language of phantasy: III. The language of the phantasies of patients with conversion hysteria, anxiety state, and obsessive-compulsive neuroses -- III. The Schizophrenic Psychoses -- 18. Physiologic aspects of schizophrenic withdrawal -- 19. Effect of emotional excitement on the insulin content of the blood -- 20. The insulin-shock and Metrazol treatments of schizophrenia, with emphasis on psychological aspects -- 21. The frontal lobes and consciousness of the self -- 22. the significance of psychological research in schizophrenia -- 23. Analysis of the thinking disorder in a case of Schizophrenia -- 24. Deterioration and regression in schizophrenic thinking -- 25. The Rorschach test in psychopathology -- 26. Intelligence in mental disorder -- 27. A Psychodynamic study of the recovery of two schizophrenic cases -- 28. Transference problems in schizophrenics -- 29. The relation Persecutory delusions to the functioning of the Gastro-intestinal tract -- 30. Evidences of homosexuality in one hundred and twenty unanalyzed cases with paranoid content -- IV. Experimental Psychopathology -- 31.The dynamics of the selective inhibition of specific functions in neurosis -- 32. The origin and development of nervous disturbances experimentally produced -- 33. The effects of infant feeding-frustration upon adult hoarding in the albino rat -- 34. The alteration of instinctual processes through the influence of conditioned reflexes -- 35. An experimental analogue of "regression" with incidental observations on "reaction-formation" -- 36. A preface to the theory of hypnotism -- 37. Hypnosis and the alpha activity of the electroencephalogram -- 38. An experimental approach to dream psychology through the use of hypnosis -- 39. Experimental demonstrations of the psychopathology of everyday life -- 40. Some conditions determining adjustment during and readjustment following experimentally induced stress -- 41. The effect of fear upon estimates of the maliciousness of other personalities -- 42.Experimental studies of projection: I. Attribution of traits -- 43. The contributions of topological and vector psychology to psychiatry -- 44. Freudian mechanisms and frustration experiments -- 45. Conflict, frustration, and t h e theory of threat -- Index

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