Sixty-nine medical students completed a questionnaire on attitudes toward patients, before
and after a six-week psychiatric clerkship. There was a significant increase in acceptance of …

One hundred psychotherapy relationships involving nine psychiatrists and 92 psychiatric
inpatients were monitored over treatment periods of three months or longer, encompassing …

The present investigation is a study of the influence of attitudes towards mental illness on the
experienced need for psychiatric treatment, using a population sample selected at random …

In recent years there have been several investigations made of the re-lationship of the social
class background of the psychiatric patient to the type of treatment received.(4, 5) It is well …

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STUDY OF SOME EFFECTS OF THE THERAPIST'S PERSONALITY AND BEHAVIOR AND OF …

Summarized and discussed recent studies of the significance of the psychotherapist's
personality with the aim of developing measures for clinical research. 10 variables are …

The present research is directed at clarifying the attitudes of the people who work with
psychiatric patients. A sample of over 1000 such individuals, ranging from office and kitchen …

Female nursing students who had completed an instructional and experiential training
program were compared on their perception, beliefs and opinions about mental illness with …

The article presents a case study related to seminar-induced change in attitudes toward
mental illness by mental health professionals. The research methods include on the …

The cooperation patterns of Israeli mental health practitioners were examined. Psychiatrists,
psychologists, and psychiatric social workers were asked to fill out a questionnaire for a …