JAPANESE NEUROPSYCHIATRY

HENRY A. COTTON, JR. and FRANKLIN G. EBAUGHAuthors Info & Affiliations

Publication: American Journal of Psychiatry

Volume 103, Number 3

https://doi.org/10.1176/ajp.103.3.342

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Evidence has been presented that the Japanese, despite marked differences in background and culture, are psychobiologically similar to the people of the western nations. They react, with minor differences, to environmental situations and psychogenic stimuli very much as we do. The sociological and political importance of this observation is obvious in the formulation of plans for the future of Japan.

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American Journal of Psychiatry

Volume 103 • Number 3 • November 1946

Pages: 342 - 348

PubMed: 20277896

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Published in print: November 1946

Published online: 1 April 2006

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HENRY A. COTTON, JR.

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FRANKLIN G. EBAUGH

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