The disorder itself, as far as the symptomatology is concerned, is not absolutely typical of any one of the acute psychogenetic states.
This is the reason why officialdom and especially the narrow limits of prison life bring out so forcibly these psychogenetic disorders.
It concerns a similar total blocking and inhibition of all thought processes, and, like all psychogenetic disorders, has a tendency to disappear upon the removal of the causative factor.
I believe I have shown by the preceding two cases that the mental disturbances of the degenerative individuals are essentially psychogenetic in origin.
The course of their disorder shows so much evidence of this psychogenetic character that it is impossible to think that we are dealing with a psychosis which apparently has no relation to the situation at hand.
They should, however, be considered here, because the various psychotic manifestations of these individuals are purely psychogenetic in nature, and evoked by a certain milieu in which the individual was placed.
My experience has been that it is very difficult in most instances to differentiate these acute psychogenetic states from certain hysterical conditions.
These psychogenetic excitements of degenerates often simulate symptomatologically genuine epilepsy so far as the ferocity of the excitement and the state of consciousness are concerned.
In prisoners the psychogenetic character of the disorder becomes especially apparent.
In Part II an endeavor is made to interpret the evidences offered by high mathematic considerations in the light of the larger psychogenetic movement.
The formative period naturally covered a very extensive area in the history of mind or psychogenetic development.
I am not talking now of psychogenetic determinants, but alone of the trends of which Dr.
Schultze contains, besides, many good remarks upon the technique of the language of the child, but, as they are of inferior psychogenetic interest, they need not be particularly mentioned here.
In respect of their scientific and poetical contents, we may arrange all pertinent psychogenetic myths in the following five groups: I.
The psychogenetic law, then, comes to this: Every well-developed male individual of the present day successively passes through the three stages of love through which the European races have passed.
Ernst Haeckel's biogenetic law is expanded in a psychogenetic law.
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