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Mental Health and Segregation by Martin M. Grossack Ph.D. (auth.), Martin M. Grossack Ph.D. (eds.) is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is Mental Health and Segregation about?

The issues involved in the relationship of mental health and segregation are of importance to scholars and laymen alike. Many of these issues have been studied in the past thirty years, and the bibliography on the subject is larger than most people assume. By bringing together representative investigations from many areas, this book will help clarify problems and may serve as a point of departure for those curious about the field, in particular, educators, social scientists, psychiatrists, and students. The range of periodicals from which the papers are taken is so wide that few libraries would have all of them available. The field of mental health and segregation is covered in its major dimensions: problems of Negro morale; studies of children, adolescents, and adults; approaches to Negro mental health; problems in psychotherapy. Obviously, including all worthy topics is not possible. An extensive bibliography is provided for those wishing to pursue the various issues in more detail. The articles give a picture of current thinking about the psychic consequences of segregation. They include material that is experimental, attitudinal, clinical, dynamic and statistical. Alternative p

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Author
Martin M. Grossack Ph.D. (auth.), Martin M. Grossack Ph.D. (eds.)
Publisher
Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
Published
1966
Language
EN
ISBN
9783662371107
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Social Science, Sociology, Social Sciences

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