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Psychosomatic Medicine 24:543-553 (1962)
© 1962 American Psychosomatic Society
1 Portland State college, Portland 1, Ore.
Responses of 76 allergic and 76 nonallergic individuals to inventory items were analyzed by the Chi-square technique. Fifty-four items were found to discriminate (p .05 or less) between experimental and control subjects. Items which discriminated between allergies and nonallergics as a whole, allergic and nonallergic females, and allergic and nonallergic males were pattern-analyzed in terms of family relations, sexual problems, social reactions, social conflicts, physiological reactions, and self reactions, and then compared with the clinical impressions of other investigators.
Submitted on December 4, 1961
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