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The Biochemistry of Development

The Biochemistry of Development PSYCHIATRY.Stelki Chess. (New ton, 1959, pp. 254.York:$5.25.)and Strat-This brief but comprehensive survey of child psychiatry was written for newcomers to the field and for individuals who need a ready reference to the psychological problems of children. Using a simple and direct approach, the author outlines methods of evaluating children and their parents, enumerates the specific dynamics of various psychological problems, and reviews the current treatment of these prob-volume is therefore to be welcomed as well as upon other grounds, as a most useful summary of the advances which have been made in this field during the last decade-a decade which has witnessed heroic progress in the biochemistry of development. The author’s treatment is detailed, and he deals with gametogenesis, spermatogensis, fertilization, cleavage, invertebrate and vertebrateBrachet’s on this,eggs,biochemical and theinteractions cytoplasmlems. A sizeablegenesis, tiation.and with the biochemistry There are full chaptermorphoof differenbibliographies,portion of this book is devoted to history-taking and to the problems of diagnosis. Many helpful specific recommendations are presented in this section which will help even the inexperienced therapist to get a more accurate, comprehensive picture of the whole problem of the child with emotional difficulties. The discussion of the various categories of emotional problems is, perhaps, http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png American Journal of Psychiatry American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc (Journal)

The Biochemistry of Development

American Journal of Psychiatry , Volume 117 (6) – Dec 1, 1960

The Biochemistry of Development

American Journal of Psychiatry , Volume 117 (6) – Dec 1, 1960

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PSYCHIATRY.Stelki Chess. (New ton, 1959, pp. 254.York:$5.25.)and Strat-This brief but comprehensive survey of child psychiatry was written for newcomers to the field and for individuals who need a ready reference to the psychological problems of children. Using a simple and direct approach, the author outlines methods of evaluating children and their parents, enumerates the specific dynamics of various psychological problems, and reviews the current treatment of these prob-volume is therefore to be welcomed as well as upon other grounds, as a most useful summary of the advances which have been made in this field during the last decade-a decade which has witnessed heroic progress in the biochemistry of development. The author’s treatment is detailed, and he deals with gametogenesis, spermatogensis, fertilization, cleavage, invertebrate and vertebrateBrachet’s on this,eggs,biochemical and theinteractions cytoplasmlems. A sizeablegenesis, tiation.and with the biochemistry There are full chaptermorphoof differenbibliographies,portion of this book is devoted to history-taking and to the problems of diagnosis. Many helpful specific recommendations are presented in this section which will help even the inexperienced therapist to get a more accurate, comprehensive picture of the whole problem of the child with emotional difficulties. The discussion of the various categories of emotional problems is, perhaps,

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Abstract

PSYCHIATRY.Stelki Chess. (New ton, 1959, pp. 254.York:$5.25.)and Strat-This brief but comprehensive survey of child psychiatry was written for newcomers to the field and for individuals who need a ready reference to the psychological problems of children. Using a simple and direct approach, the author outlines methods of evaluating children and their parents, enumerates the specific dynamics of various psychological problems, and reviews the current treatment of these prob-volume is therefore to be welcomed as well as upon other grounds, as a most useful summary of the advances which have been made in this field during the last decade-a decade which has witnessed heroic progress in the biochemistry of development. The author’s treatment is detailed, and he deals with gametogenesis, spermatogensis, fertilization, cleavage, invertebrate and vertebrateBrachet’s on this,eggs,biochemical and theinteractions cytoplasmlems. A sizeablegenesis, tiation.and with the biochemistry There are full chaptermorphoof differenbibliographies,portion of this book is devoted to history-taking and to the problems of diagnosis. Many helpful specific recommendations are presented in this section which will help even the inexperienced therapist to get a more accurate, comprehensive picture of the whole problem of the child with emotional difficulties. The discussion of the various categories of emotional problems is, perhaps,

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American Journal of PsychiatryAmerican Psychiatric Publishing, Inc (Journal)

Published: Dec 1, 1960

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