Titlebook: Epidemiology of Psychogenic Disorders; The Mannheim Study · Heinz Schepank Book 1987 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1987 Neurose.Psychot

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Results from the Point of View of Epidemiological Researchhand the prevalence rates revealed by the Mid-town Manhattan Study (USA), by the Stirling County Study (Canada), and by E.Winter (Berlin) were considerably higher; however, these studies predominantly investigated lifelong prevalence and did not measure degree of severity so precisely.

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Ulrich Amon,Astrid Menne,Raul Yagubogluhand the prevalence rates revealed by the Mid-town Manhattan Study (USA), by the Stirling County Study (Canada), and by E.Winter (Berlin) were considerably higher; however, these studies predominantly investigated lifelong prevalence and did not measure degree of severity so precisely.

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Bart N. Lambrecht,Hamida Hammadions and drawing conclusions. There is also no doubt that all estimates of need and proposals pertaining to care lack a proper foundation in the absence of basic epidemiological data on true prevalence rates.

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Introduction elicit them. Furthermore, we intend to explore the courses of individual illnesses and the factors that influence them. Finally, we wish to achieve an estimate of the extent to which treatment/ help is sought and of the probable therapeutic need that actually exists.

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General Description of the Sampleindustrial) and tertiary (services: administration, commerce, colleges, etc.) occupational sectors are well balanced in Mannheim (see Sect. 3.3), it can also be regarded generally as representative of the population of most large German towns or cities.

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Prognosis and Coursec evaluation generally requires a great deal of time and care. In the Federal Republic particularly the psychoanalytical school centered around Schultz-Hencke endeavored to describe at an early date reliable criteria for making a prognosis (see especially Schultz-Hencke 1951; Heigl 1975; Schwidder 1975; Dührssen 1962 b).

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