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CONTENTS FOR JULY, 19I6.

Pages Original Articles.— Occasional Notes on the Mental Deficiency Act ; by Sir Bryan Donkin, M.D.Oxon., F.R.C.P.—Cases of High Grade Mental Deficiency; by Jane I. Robertson, M.B.—Diet as a Factor in the Causation of Mental Disease ; by Chas. Mercier, M.D.Lond., F.R.C.P.Lond.—Zcla's Study of Heredity ; by J. Barfield Adams, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S., M.P.C.—Catatonia as a Type of Mental Reaction ; by David K. Henderson, M.D.—Extracts from an Address delivered April I2th, 1916, before the Zoological Department of the University of Chicago ; by Casper L. Redfield.—Presidential Address : Our Work as Psychiatrists, and its Opportunities ; by Edward N. Brush, M.D. 469—594

Clinical Notes and Cases.— " Pseudologia Phantastica, or Pathological Lying, in a Case of Hysteria with Moral Defect" ; by Williamina Shaw Dunn, M.D., D Se. . . 595—599

Reviews.— The First Annual Report of the Board of Control, for the year 1914.—An Introduction to Social Psychology; by William McDougall, F.R.S.Loud.— The Sex Complex ; by W. Blair J3ell, B.S., M.D.—The Theory of Psycho analysis ; by C. S. Jnng 599—6OCj

Epitome of Current Literature.— I. Psychology and Psychopathology.—2. Clinical Neurology and Psychiatry. —3. Treatment of Insanity.—4. Sociology.—5. Asylum Reports . 609—634

Notes and News.— The Medico-Psychological Association of Great Britain and Ireland.— South-Eastern Division.—South-Western Division.—Northern and Mid land Division.—Asylum Workers' Association.—Hospital " Preparedness " in .—Examination for Nursing Certificate.—Obituary.—Ballin- asloe Asylum.—Correspondence.—Notice to Contributors . . 634—652

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