 ... frequently everything must be written down. Their capacity for thought has suffered, as is sometimes shown especially in the great slowness of thought. These patients are unable to concentrate their attention, even in occupations which serve for mere...  Manual of Psychiatry - Pagina 456de Joseph Rogues de Fursac, Aaron Joshua Rosanoff - 1916 - 522 paginiVizualizare completă - Despre această carte
 | 1911 - 460 pagini
...concentrate the attention, even in occupations which serve for mere entertainment, such as reading or playing cards. They like best to brood unoccupied;...that it gives a certain means of distinction from simu. lation, which as a rule does not interfere with taking part in the conversation and pleasure... | |
 | American Psychiatric Association - 1903 - 568 pagini
...concentrate their attention, not even in occupations which serve for mere entertainment, such as reading or playing cards. They like best to brood unoccupied...much of an effort for the brain of actual sufferers. The patients are usually advised to take light physical work, but even there they are perfectly useless.... | |
 | American Medico-Psychological Association - 1903 - 568 pagini
...concentrate their attention, not even in occupations which serve for mere entertainment, such as reading or playing cards. They like best to brood unoccupied;...a rule does not interfere with taking part in the conversions and pleasures of the ward and playing at cards, which means as a rule too much of an effort... | |
 | 1904 - 902 pagini
...say are apt to complain, because, obviously, quite a few cases recover without any trace. occupied; even conversation is rather obnoxious. This point...much of an effort for the brain of actual sufferers. The patients are usually advised to take light physical work, but even there they are perfectly useless.... | |
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