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Psychosomatic Medicine 24:58-61 (1962)
© 1962 American Psychosomatic Society

Psychosocial Medicine and Observation of Animals

LEON J. SAUL M.D.1

1 275, Highland Ave., Media, Pa.

Because animals act out their motivations, a great deal can be learned from observing their daily living that helps us to understand human personality, its development and problems. It-is now urgent to think in terms of prevention of psychosomatic disorders, in which emotional tensions have chiefly internal effects, and of psychosocial disorders, in which these tensions, especially hostility at the expense of love, are acted out.




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