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MUSIC THE HEALER
Music will some day become a powerful and acknowledged therapeutic. IL R. Howeis CONTENTS
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ACTIVITIES Musicis the common tie between races and nationalities, and recognizes no caste. .7-forsposs L. GAlieb
AUDIOANALGES IA 2 There Is no feeling. that dots not find relief In music
EDUCATION 4
Music's the medicine of the mind. JOANA. Lopen
EFFECTS 4 Psychologists have found that music does things to you whether you like it or not. Doren K. Antrin
EMOTIONALLY DISTURBED CHILDREN 6
Musk the fiercest grief tan charm, And fate's severest me disarm. Musk can soften pain to ease, And make despair and madness please GERIATRICS 8 Muskis the moonlight in the gloomy night of life. PAN PAUL RICHTILA
HANDICAPPED 8
Where words fail, musk speaks. Hew Citirirrieis Aairtteri
MEDICINE 10 Mask produces like effects on the mind as good medicine on the body. Mintiae
MENTALLY ILL 11 Music's the cordial of a troubled breast, The softest /lined, that grief can find; Thegentle spell that charms our care to test And calms the rallied passims of the mind.
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'solo *wow 1.1 Irimyewvewmpiet. prapt,iolim MENTALLY RETARDED 13 Music expresses feeling and thought, with- out langt age; it was below and before speech, and it is above and beyond all words.
MUSIC THERAPY 16 Music exalts each joy, allays each grief, Expeb diseases, softens every pain, Subdues the rage of passion and the plague.
OFFENDERS 20 Music is 6s brandy of the damned. macs entrap saw Mon and Super- Mob, re, 1903 PSYCHOTHERAPY 21 The object of music is to soften men down without injuringthem, and to make them favorable totheirsurroundings,without lowering them.
THERAPISTS 24 Music is one of the most forcible instru- mentsfor training,for arousing, for gov- erning the mind and spirit of man. Wdhani Ewen Gladstone
BIBLIOGRAPHIES 25 When all words end. musk begins; when they sunest,it mitres; and hence the secret of Its strange, Ineffable power.
TITLE ABBREVIATIONS 26
3 MUSIC THE HEALER
A BIBLIOGRAPHY
ACTIVITIES (see also MENTALLY RETARDED)
Beavers, S. V. Hospital music clinic. Recreat 56:479 1963
Beresford, A. Pianist at Powick. Nurs Mirror 111:1147 1960
Chace, M. Music in dance therapy. Mus Jr 25:26+ 1968
Clemetson, B. Development and process of a music appreciation group. Jr Mus Ther 5:6+ 1968
Cooke, R. M. Use of music in play therapy. JrMus Ther 6:66+ 1969
Groves, L. Music, movement and mime. Nucs Times 64:295+ 1968
Hannett, Frances The personal and social significance of American popular songs. Psychoanal Quart 33:226+ 1964
Lewis, D. Chamber music--proposed as a therapeutic medium. Jr Mus Ther 1:19+ 1964
Munn, R. Music appreciation club. Hosp Commun Psychiat 17:184 1966
Nelson, V. 1. Musicals as therapy. Mug Jr 23:38+ 1965
Offer, D. et al Function of music in spontaneous art productions. Arch Gen Psychiat 3:490+ 1960
Patients, personnel and the public approve this hospital's concerts. Mod Hosp 104:86 1965
Pt :ton, E. B. Unique "junior" programmusic therapy. :Tex Hosps 18:12 1963 MUSIC THE HEALER -- A BIBLIOGRAPHY Page 2
Strawther, B. Music in recreation. Rec Ill and Handicapped 7:10+ 1963
Thompson, M.F. Arts in therapy. Parks and Recroat 1:712+ 1966
Thompson, M. F. Therapy through music and the arts. Jr Med Soc New Jersey 60:467+ 1963
Warrington, O. Volunteer classical music programs: suggestions. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 10:9 1961
Weaver, Paul The Paul Weaver Chorale; a California dentist inspires a 40-voice chorus. Jr Amer Dent Assn 78:678+ 1969
Yates, E. L. The Foundling Hospital and Handel's "Messiah."Nurs Mirror 13:4 1965
AUDIO ANALGESIA
"Audio analgesia"--report of Council on Dental Therapeutics. Jr Amer Dent Assn 63:517+ 1961
Bob, S. R. Audioanalgesia in podiatric practice: a preliminiry study. Jr Amer Pod Assn 52:503+ 1962
Burt, R. K. Audioanalgesia in obstetrics. "White Sound" analgesia during labor. Amer Jr Obstet Gynec88:361+ 1964
Carlson, G. O. A study of the effect of audio analgesia. Acta Odomt Scand 21:9+ 1963
Castan, S. Dentistry goes "hi -ft."Look 24:47+May 24 1960
Davis, H. et al Audioanalgesia; a new problem for octologists. Arch Otolarygn 75:498+ 1962
Echternach, J. L. Audioanalgesia as an adjunct to mobilization of the chronic frozen shoulder. nyl_s_ Ther 46:839+ 1966
Fowler, C. Noise that banishes pain. Pop Electr 14:47+January 1961
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Gardner, Wallace J. et al Auditory analgesia in dental operations. Jr Amer Dent Assn 59:1144+ 1959
Gardner, Uallace J. et al Suppression of pain by sound. Science 132:32+ 1960 (Dental)
Glorig, A. e= al Minimum requirements for apparatus for "audio analgesia." Jr Amer Dent Assn 63:520+ 1961 revised: H. Davis and others. 66:421+ 1963 (Ed p.420)
Headsets for "audio analgesia" devices not interchangeable. (Ed) Jr Amer Dent Assn 64:84Y+ 1962
Hewitt, J. W. et al Objective evaluation of audio analgesia effects. Jr Amer Dent Assn 73:874+ 1966
Kiefer, J. H. Lithotomy set to music; an historical interlude. Urol Survey 14:2+ 1964
Lawrence, M. Otologist's rsponsibility in "audio Analgesia."Jr Amer Dent Assn 65:519+ 1962
McDowell, C. R. Obstetrical applications of Audioanalgesia. Hosp Top44:102+ 1966
Moore, W. M. et at Effect of white sound on pain threshold. Brit Jr Anaesth 36:268+ 1964
Mowatt, K. S. Background music during radiotherapy. Med Jr Aust 1:185+ 1967
Music to operate by. hod Hemp96:6 1961
Music used in dentistry. Sci M. 76:410 1969
Robson, J. 0. at at Effects of white sound and music upon the superficial pain threshoLl. ganadAneeeth Sec Jr9:105+ 1962
Schermer, R. Distraction analgesia using the "storeogesic portable."M11 Med 125:843+ 1960
Schermer, R. Mote and "white sound."011 Med 126:440 1961
Wescoe, W. C. Music's silver sound. Jr Mus Thee 1:117+ 1964 EDUCATION
Bennis, Jo A. The use of music as therapy in the special education classroom. Jr Mus Ther 6:15+ 1969
Durell, Viviane G. Adolescents in multiple family group therapy in a school setting. Int Jr of Group Psychother 19:44+ 1969
Isern, Betty Music in special education. Jr of Mus Ther 1:139+ 1964
LeMieux, Raymond W. The development of a guide for teaching music to emotionally dis- turbed children in classes as in the "600" schools of New York City. Dissert Abstracts 27:705 1966
LeMieux, Raymond W. Implications of music education in treatment centers for emotion- ally disturbed children; music participation as an educational experience., NY Soc Exp Study EducYrbk 1967
Michel, Donald E. Examples of research in music therapy as a function of undergraduate education. Jr Mus Ther 6:22+ 1969
Steele, A. L. Therapy or education?Hus Jr :7:22 1969
Werbner, N. R. et al Expanding horizons through music therapy in special education. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 12:1+ 1963
Wolf, E. G. et al Song of LoliU. Hus Educ Jr 55:50+ 1969
EFFECTS
Ammon, K. J. The effects of music on children in respiratory distress. ANA Clin Sessions 127+ 1968
Avila, Sister H. T. Music hath charms. Cath Nurse 12:27 1964
Selman, G. L. Effect of rhythmic accompaniment upon learning of fundamental motor skills. Res Quart Amer Assn 111th Phys Educ 38:172+ 1967
MILMI=W-70.11ms Blankenship, T. From the tender emotions. Mus Jr 26:26+ 1968
Cody, John The cryptic message of music. Jr Mus Ther 2:45+ 1965
Colbert, J. On the musical effect. Psychiat Quart 37:429+ 1963
Cyrus, A. . Music for receptive release. Jr Mus Ther 3:65+ 1966
Demling, L. et al The effect of various types of music on the secretary function of the stomach. Amer Jr Dig Dis 15:15+ 1970
Dreikurs, Rudolph Psychological and philosophical significance of rhythm. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 10:8+ 1961
Drinklage, H. A. Therapeutic charms of music. Mus Educ Jr 51:129+ 1965
Dryer, Jerome The moods of music. Psychol Rev 5:1054 1965
Fox, F. L. In sweet music...is such art, killing care and grief of heart (Henry VIII). Hlth 6:35+ 1969
Haines, A. B. Music stops pain. Mus Jr 19:30+ 1961
Jacoby, J. Work, music and morale; a neglected but important relationship. Pers Jr47:882+ 1968
Jessel, C. New-found strengths through music. Times Educ Sup2732:630+ 1967
Larsen, A. Music for Saul. Mus Jr22:52+ 1964
Message of song. 1r Prect Nurs 18:37+ 1963
Miller, M. D. Music and tension. Psychosnal Rev54:141+ 1967
Newman, R. I., Jr. et at Effects of music on employee attitude and productivity in n skate- board factory. Jr Appl Psychol S0 :493+ 1966
Podvin, H. G. Influence of music on the performance of a work task. Jr Hue Ther 4:52+ 1967 8 =ame=sriessm.----'solawricseireawmam.am.."" MUSIC THE HEALER -- A BIBLIOGRAPHY Page 6
Russo, S. Let music make your job easier. Prof Nurs Home 5:32+ 1963
Schiotz, A. Music in times of strife. Mus Jr 24:31+ 1966
Shiner, E. J. 'If music be the food of love.' Nurs Times 62:1686 1958
Smith, P. C. "Arousal hypothesis" and the effects on purchasing behavior.
Jr Ap I Psychol 50:255+ 1966
Sontag, I . W. et al The fetal and maternal cardiac response to environmental stress. Hum DEvplop 12:1+ 1969
Uhrbrock, Richard S. Music on the job: Its influence on worker morale and production. (includes comprehensive bibliography). Pers Psychol 14:9f Da
Weigl, Vally About rhythm and ito effects on kinetic impulses. Dig of the Ment Retarded 1:93+ 1964
Young, Jamos S. Co44unist vulnerabilities to the use of music in psychological warfare. Huts L2m221111ports No. 4 1954
Zimny, H. et al Eflects of music upon G S R and heart-rate. Amer Jr Psychol 76:311+ 1963
Zimny, G.H. Effects of music upon G S R of children. Child Develop33:891+ 1962
AAL9120 ONALLY DISTURBED CHILDREN (See also EDUCATION and MUSIC THERAPY)
Arji, F. B. New help for the severely retarded and emotionally disturbed child; educational rhymthics. Jr Rehab 32114+ 1966
Diephouse, D. A. The evolution of a music therapy program for children. Psychiat Quart Stipp' 38:119+ 1964
Diephouse, D. A. Music therapy in a child psychiatric clinic school. Amer Mus Teach 17:27+ 1968
9 Diephouse, J. W. Music therapy; a valuable adjunct to psychotherapy with children. puchiat Quart Suppl 42:75+ 1968
Dreikurs, L. Music therapy with psychotic children. Psychiat Quart34:722+ 1960
Gerwirtz, H. Music therapy as a form of supportive psychotherapy with children. Jr Mus Ther 1:61+ 1964
Goldstein, Carole Music and creative arts therapy for an autistic child. Jr Mus Ther 1:135+ 1964
Heimlich, E. P. The specialized use of music as a mode of communication in the treat- ment of disturbed children. Jr Amer Acad Child Psychiat4:86+ 1965
Loven, M. S. Value of music therapy for disturbed children.Mus Ther 6:165+ 19,4
Mitchell, G. C. Bed-time music for psychotic children. Nurs Mirror 122:452 1966
Nordhoff, Paul et al Improvised music for autistic children. Mus Jr 23:39+ 1965
Nordhoff, P. Music therapy and personality change in autistic children. Jr Amer Inst Homeop 57:305+ 1964
North, E. F. Music therapy as an important treatment modality with psychotic children. Jr Mus Ther 3:22+ 1966
Redwin, Eleanor Counseling the reluctant child and her mother; a case study by therapist and co-therapist. Individ Psychol 4:4+ 1966
Robbins, W. H. Behaviorial changes observed in children resulting from music experiences. Soc Exp Study Ed Yrbk 1967
Singer, S. Music therapy; its application to emotionally disturbed children in a cottage-plan treatment center. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther11:19+ 1962
Werbner, Natalie The practice of music therapy with psychotic children. Jr Mus Ther 3:24+ 1966
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Boxberger, R. Music for the geriatric wards. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther9:7+ 1960
Jeannette, Sr. M. Music for the aging. Prof Nurs Home 8:12+ 1966
Leake, G. D. Swing and feel young. Geriatrics 21:208+ 1966
Liederman, C. Music and rhythm group therapy for geriatric patients. Jr Mus Ther 4:126+ 1967
Shapiro, A. Pilot program in music therapy with residents in the home for the aged. Gerontologist 9:128+ 1969
HANDICAPPED (See also MUSIC THERAPY)
Alvin, Juliette Music for the handicapped -.111.1d. Oxford 1965 (371:922 al 88m)
Alvin, Juliette Music therapy and the cerebral palsied child. Cereb Palsy Bull 3:255+ 1961
Baird, Sally A technique to assess the preference for intensity of musical stimuli in young hard-of-hearing children. Jr Mus Ther 6:6+ 1969
Breinholt, V. A. et al Musical experiences for the child with speech limitations (includes bibliography). Mus Educ Jr47:45+ 1960
Culbert, L. B. The Hope Training Home, Johannesburg--Thursday's children. S Afr Nurs Jr 135:19+ 1968
Ditson, R. Study of the effects of moderate background music on the behavior of cerebral palsied children. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 10:6 1961
Dobbs, M. C. Music appreciation and therapy for the handicapped. Sch Musician 39:58 1968
Holser, P. et al Music therapy in an adult cerebral palsy center. Am Jr 0 T 14:61+ 1960 11
MrSIfIr.1"T- LT.,13.,,. .117 ,z * MUSIC THE HEALER -- A BIBLIOGRAPHY Page 9
Josepha, Sr. M. Therapeutic values of instrumental performance for severly handi- capped children. Jr Mus Ther 1:73+ 1964
Latham, W. Use of music with cerebral palsied children during activities involving physical control. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 10:10* 1961
McGuire, L. Music for the blind child. Nat Cath Educ Assn Bull 59:488+ 1962
Kondorossy, E. J. Let their music speak for the handicapped. Mus Educ Jr 52:115+ 1966
Laurice, Sr. M. Bonus Report: St. Otto's Home develops large print song books. Prof Nurs Home 2:10 1960
Levine, S. Joseph The recorded aid for Braille Music. Jr Mus Ther 5:1+ 1968
Nordhoff, Paul et al Curative music. Cereb Palsy Rev 24:2+ 1963
Nordoff, P. et al Musical activities for handicapped children. Mus Jr 25:22+ 1967
Nordoff, Paul Music therapy for handicapped children; investigations and experiences. Steiner 1965 (615.83 N759N)
Pitman, Derek J. The musical ability of blind children. Am Foundation for the Blind. Research Bulletin No, 11:63+ 1965
Sato, Chiyoko Musical aptitude of cerebral palsied children. Cereb Palsy Rev 21:3+ 1960
Sato, Chiyoko A study of rhythm patterns of cerebral palsied children. Cereb Palsy Rev 23:7+ 1962
Schattner, Regina Creative dramatics for handicapped children. John Day 1967
Sellers, L. M. Beethoven, the immortal - his deafness and his music. Laryngoscope 73:1158+ 1963
Stoesz, G. et al Early piano instruction for partially seeing childre-1. Sightsave Rev 35:241 1965
12 Van Auken, P. L. Beethoven: humanitarian and physician.Am Mercury 92:82+ January 1961
Worthington, D. Therapy with cerebral palsied children. Mus Jr 27:19+ 1969
MEDICINE
Background music for hospitals. Nurs Times 57:705 1961
Background music in hospitals: report of a survey by the Division of Hospital Facilities, King Edward's Hospital Fund. Hosp and Hlth Mgt 25:593+ 1962
Barrett, R. H. Let's keep background music in the background. Hasps 35:44+ 1961
Blanke, K. F. Music therapy experiences in the practice of internal medicine. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 10:17+ 1961
Chachere, A. H. Plan for more effective use of student nurses in music therapy. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 11:7+ 1962
Crooked, T. G. et al Music in the waiting room. Hosp,London59:281+ 1963
Hill, B. H. Working music into the routine. Prof Nurs Home 3:15+ 1961
Levine, D. Music therapy as part of the total hospital program. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 9:7+ 1960
Music aids medicine. Life and Hlth80:31+ 1965
Music and medicine. Child and Family 1:72+ 1962
Music and medicine. Ther Notes 68:302+ 1961
Music to cheer patients. Pub Rels N L 11:1 1962
Robinson, D. Music therapy in a general hospital. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 11:13+ 1962
Rollin, H. R. Music the healer. Med World, London 93:341+1960
Rx music p.r.n. An art in the service of medicine. ,Spectrum 13:7+ 196.5
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Shatin, L. et al Psycho-social prescription for music therapy in hospitals (Bibliog). Mus Jr 26:30+ 1968
Sheldon, B. E. The musical medicos. Jr Pract Nurs 16:40 1966
Sound and music in medicine. Am Jr Med Elec 1:127+ 1962
Williams, T. Some notes on clinical training. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 12:17+ 1963
MENTALLY ILL
Babin, V. Power of music; address. Mus Am83:158+December 1963
Bonny, H. L. Preferred loudness of recorded music of hospitalized psychiatric patients and hospital employees. Jr Mus Ther 5:44+ 1968
Conrad, J. Music therapy program for short-term psychiatric patients. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther11:7+ 1962
Dax, Eric C. Experimental studies in psychiatric art. Lippincott 1953 (616.8 D)
Farmer, R. Musical activities program with young psychotic girls.Amer Jr 0 T 116:9 1963
Fischmann, Zdeuka E. Music therapy with mental patients in a psychiatric hospital. Psychother Psychosom 15:21 1967 (7th International Congress of Psychotherapy, Wieshaden 1967; P. Hertzberg)
Forrest, C. Music in psychiatry. Nurs Mirror 127:22+ 1968
Goertzel, Victor Body-ego technique; an approach to the schizophrenic patient. Jr of Nery Ment Dis 141:53+ 1965
Hall, W. British program provides 'live' music for the mentally ill. Hosps 35:40+ 1961
Hansen, W. D. Music for the mentally ill. Recreat 54:271+ 1961
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Howe, A. W. Music therapy in the psychiatric treatment program. Jr S Carolina Med Assn56:59+ 1960
Ishiyama, T. Music as a psychotherapeutic tool in the treatment of a catatonic. Psychiat Quart 37:437+ 1963
Kirsch, J. H. Effect of music therapy on mentally ill patients. Soc Casework 43:193+ 1961
Koh, S. D. Pair comparisons of musical excerpts; preference bias of schizophrenics and normals. Arch Gen Psychiat 21:717+ 1969
Music therapy for the psychiatric patient. Jr Louisiana Med Soc 117:126+ 1965
Music therapy in a mental hospital. Nurs Times 60:1219+ 1964
Newnham, W. H. Music therapy in a neurosis centre. Nurs Times 63:146+ 1967
Paul, Rochelle et al Music therapy for the mentally ill. A historical sketch and a brief review of the literature on the physiological effects and an analysis of the elements of music. (33 item bibliography) Jr Can Psychol 59:167+1958
Pierce, C. et al Music therapy in a day care center. Dis Nery Syst25:29+ 1964
Pishkin, V. et al 1,11.ite sound and schizophrenics re-action to stress. Jr Okla Med Assn 57:215+ 1964
Robbins, L. L. Role of music therapy in a psychiatric treatment program. Jr Mus Ther 3:14-* 1966
Rogers, F. R. Patients respond to music program. Ment Hosps 14:642+ 1963
Rollin, H. R. Music in a mental hospital; an adventure.Mus Jr27:23 1969
Rollin, H. R. Music therapy in a mental hospital. Nurs Times 60:1219+ 1964
Eollin, H. R. Therapeutic use of music in a mental hospital. Trans Coll Phys Phil 29:130+ 1962
15 Schab, H. D. Music in psychiatric treatment. Nurs Mirror 119:xvi 1964
Shatin, L. et al Music therapy for schizophrenics. Jr Rehab 17:30+ 1961
Slaughter, F. Some concepts concerning the therapeutic use of music in a psychiatric setting. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 9:11 1960
Sommer, D. T. Music in the autobiographies of mental patients. Ment Hyg45:402+ 1961
Wall, B. A. Music in the mental hospital. Nurs Times 59:450+ 1963
Watson, I. et al Activity nurses in a music therapy program (for mental patients). Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 9:9 1960
Weidenfeller, E. W. et al Effects of music upon G S R of depressives and schizophrenics. Jr Abnorm Soc Psychol 64:307+ 1962
Weintraub, I. G. Emotional responses of schizophrenics to selected musical compositions. Del Med Jr 33:186+ 1961
Wilke, M. Music therapy at work in the short-term psychiatric setting at Charity Hospital of New Orleans. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther9:5+ 1960
MENTALLY RETARDED
Alvin, Julliette Music therapy for the mentally retarded child. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 12:7+ 1963
Alvin, Julliette The response of severely retarded children to music.Amer Jr Ment Defic 6:988+ 1959
Antey, John W. Sing and learn; simple songs and rhythms that retarded children can enjoy while learning basic lessons. ply 1965
Arkansas Children's Colony Vocal and instrumental music for the mentally retarded; school years 1964-67. Conway, Ark 1967 (371.92A) 16
._ Mr.". n-,.....w.-. Bixler, John Musical aptitude in the educable mentally retarded child. Jr Mus Ther 5:41+ 1968
Cameron, R. The uses of music to enhance the education of the mentally retarded. Ment Retard 8:32+ 1970
Cotten, P. D. Musician in an institution for the retarded--therapist or educetor? Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 11:3+ 1962
Cotter, V. W. et al Procedure for determining the music preferences of mental retardation. Jr Mus Ther 3:57+ 1966
Dobbs, M. C. Enrichment through music for the mentally retarded. Jr of Rehab in Asia4:43 1963
Dobbs, M. C. Retarded children do respond to good music. Sch Musician 40:60 1969
Doepke, K. G. Retarded children learn to sing. Mus Educ Jr54:89+ 1967
Fell, J. H. Eurhythmics for the mentally subnormal. Nurs Mirror 121:xi+ 1965
Fell, J. H. Treating the mentally subnormal--a deputy charge nurse's original method. Nurs Mirror 125:247+ 1967
Fitzpatrick, F. K. The use of rhythm in training severely subnormal patients. Amer Jr of Ment Defic 6:981+ 1959
Fraser, L. W. Music therapy for the retarded child. Mus Ther 5:55 1955
Ginglend, David R. et al Music activities for retarded children; a handbook for teachers and parents. Abingdon 1965
Griffin, Jack E. Administration of a music therapy department in an institution for the mentally retarded; with suggested activities. Jr MusTher 3:99+ 1966
Griffin, J. E. Music as an activity therapy in a state institution for the mentally retarded. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 12:13+ 1963
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.4 ....sr 7:7.1..ifler, v..geriK4E41.6. 44Th ZrZn'--'7:.;*.4; Harbert, W. K. Some results from specific techniques in the use of music with exceptional children. Mus Ther 2:133 1955
Harrison, Wade et al The effect of music and exercise upon the self-help skills of nonverbal retardates. Jr Ment Defic 71:279+ 1966
Koh, D. S. et al Scaling of musical preferences by the mentally retarded. Science 153:432+ 1966
Lathom, W. Music therapy as a means of changing the adaptive behavior level of retarded children. Jr Mus Ther 1:132+ 1964
Luckey, Robert E. Adult retardates' responsiveness to recordings as a function of music therapist participation.Amer Jr Ment Defic 71:109+ 1966
Luckey, Robert E. et al Severely retarded adults' response to rhythm band instruments. Amer Jr Ment Defic 4:616+ 1967
McLaughlin, Sr. M. K. A survey of music activities, materials and techniques for teachers of elementary educable mentally handicapped children. Dissert Abstracts 24:2073 1963
Marais, E. M. Adventures in music with subnormal children. Nurs Mirror 121:X+ 1965
Murphy, Mary Martha A large scale music therapy program for institutionalized low grade and middle grade defectives. Amer Jr Ment Defic 63:268+ 1958
PercIrs, M. I. Music and the exceptional child. Ther Recreat Jr 2:3+1968
Robins, F. et al Educational rhythmics for mentally handicapped children. Zurick, Switzerland: Ra-Verlag, Rapperswil 1963
Steele, A. L. Effects of social reinforcement on the musical preference of mentally retarded children. Jr Mus Ther 4:57+ 1967
Sternlicht, M. et al Influence of music stimulation upon the functioning of institutionalized retardates. Psychiat Quart SupplPt 2 41:323+ 1967
18 Stiles, Winifred E. More learning as we play; musical activities for exceptional children. One 12" LP record with notes. Folkways 1962
Stiles, Winifred E. Learn as we play; musical activities for exceptional children; one 12" LP record with notes. Folkways 1959
Van Oudenhaven, N. J. Auditory discrimination learning and transfer in imbeciles. Jr Subnormality 14:98+ 1969
Weber, Richard D. An approach to the use of musical instruments in the education of the "trainable" mentally retarded. Dissert Abstracts 27:1299 1966
Weber, Richard D. Teaching unteachables through instrumental music. Mus Jr 23:45F 1965
Weigl, Vally Functional music, a therapeutic tool in working with the mentally retarded. Amer Jr Ment Defic 63:672+ 1959
Weigl, V. Music for the retarded. Mus Jr 27:56+ 1969
Wylie, E. M. Pied piper from Peoria. Read Digest93:58+ August 1968
MUSIC THERAPY
Abstracts from medical literature concerning the use of music. No. 1-6; Hospitalized Veterans Service- Musicians Emer enc Fund 1958-62 (6v.)
Alvin, Juliette Music therapy. Humanities Press 1966 (780.13 A188m)
Antrim, D. K. RX on wax. Today's Hlth 38:57+1960
Aspects of music therapy. Brit Hosp Jr Soc Sery Rev21:224+ 1967
Beavers, S. V. Music therapy. Amer Jr Nurs 69:89+ 1969
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...-1617=.--, -*irt Braswell, C. Changing concepts in treatment. Jr Mus Ther 4:6J+ 1967
Buker, A. Status of music therapy. Mus Educators Jr46:62+April 1960
Castellano, J. A. Music composition in a music therapy program. Jr Mus Ther 6:12+ 1969
Diephouse, D. A. The evaluation of a music therapy program for children. Psychiat Quart Suppl 38:119+ 1964
Doctor Jazz. Newsweek66:94 September 27, 1965
Dreikurs, Rudolf Collected papers on music therapy. (N.p.n.d.) (780.13 D813c)
Folsom, G. S. Professional practices in music therapy. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 11:4+ 1962
Forsyth B. et al Music therapy. Nurs Times 63:668+1967
Gaston, E. Thayer, ed. Music in therapy. Macmillan 1968 (615.837 M)
Gilliland, E. G. Progress in music therapy. Rehab Lit 23:298+ 1962
Glick, L. G. Music as therapy in community agencies. Jr Mus Ther 3:120+ 1966
Goldstein, Carole Interpretive or creative movement as a sublimation tool in music therapy. Jr of Mus Ther 2:3+ 1965
Holthaus, Clemens The rhythm test in the scope of music therapy.pachother Psycho - som 15:30 1967
Irvine, L. Research possibility in music therapy. Bull Nat Assn taus Ther 10:18+ 1961
Ming, H. A. Music therapy in Europe. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 11:1+ 1962
Josephine, Sr. Mary Things like music. Cath Nurse 11:30+ 1962
King Edward's Hospital Fund reports on music.Hosp Admin 10:31 1962
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,4 ..,...flOrre."717797-.1.7:"1".""e"."'"" - %:7Vr''- - Knight, F. E. Music Therapy. Brit Hosp Jr Soc Sery Rev 76:1228+ 1966
Latham, W. et al Coordinated speech therapy and music therapy program. Jr Mus Ther 2:118+ 1965
Message from Mrs. Hubert Humphrey. Mus Jr 23:32+ 1965
Meyer, L. Learning belief in music therapy. Mus Ther 5:31 1955
Moore, N. Diagnosis? hyperkinesis prescription? music?Mus Jr 27:29+ 1969
Music is fun and therapy. Ment Hosps 15:662 1964
Music therapy, Times Ed Sup 2665:1929 1966
Muskatevc, L. C. Blueprint for growth. Jr Mus Ther 3:117+ 1966
Neuhaus, P. It's never too late to learn. Today's Hlth 39:72+December 1961
Newnham, W. H. Music therapy. Times Ed Sup 2554:1173 1964
Nordoff, Paul, et al Curative music (musico-therapy with 145 cerebral palsied, mentally retarded, emotionally disturbed children; illus.) Cereb Palsy Rev 24:2+ 1963
O'Driscoll, D. Music therapy. Jr Irish Med Assn 62:349+ 1969
Parriott, S. Music as therapy. Amer Jr Nurs 69:1723+ 1969
Podolsky, E. Music therapy. Philosophical Library 1954 (780.13 P752m)
Ralstin, R. H. Music that they shall speak.Mus Jr 25:23+ 1967
Reed, F. The therapeutic value of music. Jr Amer Inst Homeop 57:301+ 1964
Reinke, J. H. Therapeutic value of music. Nat Cath Ed Assn Bull 56:364+ 1959
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Robinson, D. Meaningful observation. Jr Mus Ther3:106+ 1966
Rosenthal, H. J. On music therapy. Mus Jr 17:30+ 1961
Ruppenthal, Wayne "Scribbling" in music therapy. Jr Mus Ther 2:8* 1965
Schneider, Erwin H., ed. Music therapy: 1962 (13th annual conference of the National Asso- ciation for Music Therapy, Inc.) Allen Press 1963
Schneider, Erwin H. Professional literature: creator of an image. JrMus Ther 5:3+ 1968
Schneider, Erwin H. Selected articles and research studies relating to music therapy. Jr Mus Ther 1:83+ 1964
Schneider, Erwin H. Status of music therapy. Jr Mus Ther 2:105+ 1965
Sears, M. L. et at Abstracts of research in musictherapy. Jr Mus Ther l:33+ 1964
Sommer, D. T. Music therapy without music. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 10:3 1961
Sommer, D. T. Treating the second illness. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 11:4+ 1962
Stankovic, Petar J. Music therapy as preventive treatment and rehabilitation. Psychother Paychosom 15:64 1967
Stark, E. Guest editorial. Mus Jr 27:4 1969
Stark, E. Transcendental factor in music therapy. Hies Jr 27:40 1969
Stein, Johanna Music therapy treatment techniques. Amer Jr Orthopsychiat 33:521+ 1963
Stein, Johanna Problem cases in individual music therapy. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 12:9+ 1963
Stevens, E. Changes in approaches to treatment. Jr Mus Ther4:67+ 1967
Thompson, M. F. Arts in therapy. Parks anRetreat 1:712+ 1966 22 MUSIC THE HEALER -- A BIBLIOGRAPHY Pate 20
Thompson, M. P. Therapy through music and the arts. Jr Med Soc of New Jersey 60:467+1963
Tyson, Florence Music therapy as a community service. Mus Jr23:34+ 1965
Tyson, Florence Music therapy practice in the community. Psychiat Quart Suppl 40:45+1966
Tyson, Florence Music therapy in practice: a case history.Mus :r 24:29+ 1966
Tyson, Florence Therapeutic elements in outpatient music therapy. Psychiat Quart 39:315+ 1965
Tyson, Florence Music Therapy in private practices: three case histories. Jr of Mus Ther 3:8+ 1966
Unkefer, R. F. Factors contributing to the professional growth of music therapy. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 10:54 1961
Unkefer, R. F. New challenges for music therapy.Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 12:1+ 1963
Wyndham, R. J. Ageless music therapy. Mus Jr 18:148 1960
Zonneveldt, A. Music therapy with adolescents. Acta Paedopsychiat (Basel) 36:127+ 1969
N DE RS
Bean, L. J. Music at Indiana State Prison. Mus Jr 27:31 1969
Brussel, J. A. The Tschaikowsky rroika (Homosexuality). Psychiat Quart Suppl 36:304+ 1962
Coins, W. Musicfor delinquents. Kul Jr 17:48+ 1959
Herendeen,J. F. Music,the pound of cure. Indiana State Prison. Soh WI/At:tan 36:86+ 1964
Knight, E. Music of Indiana State Prison. Mus Jr 24:42+ 1966
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PSYCHOTHERAPY (See also EDUCATION)
Barrett, B. H. RAuction in rate of multiple ties by free operant conditioning methods. Jr Nery Ment Dis 135:187+ 1962
Bean, K. L., et al Music therapy from auditory ink blots. Jr Mus Ther 1:143+ 1964
Benders, R. Psychiatry and objectivity; methods in the therapeutic use of movement, music and creativity. Psychiat Neural Neurochir 72:337+ 1969
Boenheim, Curt Music and group therapy. Jr Mus Ther 3:49+ 1966
Boenheim, Curt The position of music and art therapy in contemporary psychotherapy. Jr Mus Ther 5:85+ 1968
Brown, Michael E. A nontherapeutic device for approaching therapy in an institutional setting. Int Jr of Group Psycho-Ther 19:88+ 1969
Butler, B. Music group psychotherapy. Jr Mus Ther 3:53+ 1966
Cambor C. G. et al Creative jazz musicians; a clinical study. Psychilf 25:1+ 1962
Cattel, R. B. et al Clinical diagnosis by the IPAT music preference test. Jr Consult Psychol 24 :333+ 1960
Clark, L. Musical rhythm motivation. Jr Psychiat Nurs 6:287+ 1968
Coogan, J. P. Music men and others. Behavioral research at Parsons State Hospital. SKF Psychiat Rep 26:7+ 1966
Dodgson, H. C. Sensory perception use of musical notation. Nature 196:698+ 1962
Fransworth, P. R. Musicality and abnormality. Confin Paychiat 4:158+ 1961
Gajdusek, D. C. The composition of musics for man or decoding from primitive cultures the scores for human behavior. Pediatrics 34:84+ 1964
Heckel, R. V. et al Effect of musical tempo in varying operant speech levels in group therapy. Jr Clin Psychol 19:129 1963
Henning, Margherita M. An experiment designed to investigate the use of music as a diagnostic tool in psychopathology. jawiljSkiltign 28:3505 1968 24 Hubbard, E. W. Homeopathic remedies related to must:. Jr Amer Inst Homeop 57:311+ 1964
Johnson, J. M. Evaluating patients in music therapy. Jr Mus Ther 5:108+ 1968
Knoblach, F. et. al Musical experience as interpersonal process; a contribution to the semantics, of music. Psychiatry27:259+ 1964
Koffer-Ullrich, Editha Music therapy in the group therk rehabilitation program. Psychother Psychosom15:35 1967
Koh, Soon D. Time-error in comparison of preference for musical excerpts. (college students, hospital aides, alcoholic patients). Amer Jr of Psychol 80:171+ 1967
Lovitt, T. C. Free-operant assessment of music preference. Jr Exp Child Psychol 6:361+ 1968
Lucus, D. et al Group psychotherapy with depressed patients incorporating "mood" music. Amer Jr Psychother 18:126+ 1964
Madsen, Clifford K. A behavioral approach to music therapy. Jr Mus Ther 5:69+ 1968
Martin, P. A. A psychoanalytic study of the Harchallin them from deiRosemkavalier. Jr of Amer Psychoanal 14:760+ 1966
Morgan, B. J. et al Operant preference for stereophonic over monophonic music. Jr Mus Ther 3:135+ 1966
Music and your emotions; a practical guide to music selections Issociated with desired emotional responses. Liveright Pub Corp 1952 (780.3 M974)
Nell, J. E. The use of music in group psychotherapy. Psychiat 5:145+ 1965
Nerens, Klaus Musical "syMIoldrama" as an aid in psychotherapy. Psychother Psychosom 15:50 1967
Newnham, W. H. Music therapy in psychological medicine. Indian Pract 20:437+ 1967
Noy, Pinchas The psychodynamic meaning of music. Jr Mus Ther I 3:126+ 1966 It 4:7+ 1967 III 4:45+ 1967 25 4USIC THE HEALER -- A BIBLIOGRAPHY Pa :e
Ostwald, Peter F. Music and human emotions - discussion. Jr of Mus Ther 1966
Paisley, W. J. Identifying the unknown communicator in painting, literature, and music; the significance of minor incoding habits. Jr Commun 14:219+ 1964
Payne, E. Musical taste and personality. Brit Jr Psychol 58:133+ 1967
Pikler, Andrew G. Music as an aid in psychotherapy. Acta Psychol(Amsterdam) 18:317+ 1961
Recker, H. Psychoanalytic considerations on music and the musician. Psychoanal Rev 52:75+ 1965
Rosenbush, H. H. Reproduction of visual and auditory rhythm patterns by children. Percept Motor Skills 26:Supp1:121+ 1968
Saray, J. How a musical gift modifies the personality of teenagers.Acta Paedo- Psychiat (Basel) 36:123+ 1969
Schultze, Folkert Music therapy as a psychotherapeutic method in a government hospital. Payaother Psychososom 15:60 1967
Slater, E. Contributions to a pathography of the musicians. Organic and psychotic disorders. Confin Psychiat 3:129+ 1960
Staples, Sylvia M. A paired-associate learning task utilizing music as a meadiator: An explanatory study. Jr Hut: Ther 5:53+ 1968
Steele, A. L. Programmed use of music to alter uncooperative problem behavior. Jr Mus Ther 5:103+ 1968
Sterba, R. F. Psychoanalysis and music. Amer Imago22:96+ 1965
Sutermeister, H. M. Psychosomatic aspects of the musical experience. Prolegomena to music therapy. Acta Psychotherapeutica et Psychosomatics12:91+ 1964
Taylor, D. Expressive emphasis in the treatment of intropunitive behavior. Jr Hue Ther 6:41+ 1969
VanDedDaele, L. A music projective technique. Jr of Prolect Techn 31:47+ 1967
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Van Krevelen, Alice The influence of music on reactions t(frustrations. Jr Gen Psychol 68::.07+ 1963
Wang, Richard P. Psychoanalytic theories and music therapy practice. Int Jr of Psychoanal 49:591+ 1968
Werthem, N. et al Receptive amusia: a clinical analysis. Brain84:19+ 1961
White, W. F. Psychodramatic effects of music as a psychotherapeutic agent. Jr Mus Ther 3:68+ 1966
Winick, C. et al Psychotherapy of successful musicians who are drug addicts. Amer Jr Orthopsychiat 31:622+ 1961
Woodson, W. D. Girl and the trumpet. Mus Jr 24:44+ 1966
THERAPISTS
Braswell, C. Public relations and the music therapist. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 10:7+ 1961
Cotter, V. W. Resume of classifications and salary ranges of music therapists. Jr Mus Ther 2:130+ 1965
Crigler, C. Role of the music therapist in the therapeutic community. Jr Mug Ther 3:19+ 1966
Folsom, G. S. Music therapist's special contributions. liknt Hoaps 14:638+ 1963
!Athos, W. Training of music therapy students in a children's hospital. Bull Nat Assn Mos Ther 11:12+ 1962
Lewis, D. Reports: another must for the music therapist. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 12:17+ 1963
Minard, C. H. Evaluation 'f a music therapy clinical training program. Bull Nat Assn Mus Ther 12:16+ 1963
27 Moreno, J. Identity of the music therapist. Jr Mus Ther 6:19+ 1969
O'Morrow, G. Clinical training in music therapy. Jr Mus Ther 4:128+ t967
Shatin, Leo Personality traits of music therapists. Psychol Rep 23:573+ 1968
Shatin, Lei A psychological study of music therapist in rehabilitation. Jr of Gen Psychol 71:193+ 1964
Shatin, Leo et al Personality profile of successful music therapists. Jr Mus Ther 5:111+ 1968
Shatin, Leo et al Quantified criterion for evaluating the music therapist. Jr Rehab 29:18+ 1963
Stith, G. K. Functions of a music therapist in a day treatment center. Jr Mus Ther 2:121+ 1965
BIBLIOGRAPHIES
Drinklage, H. A. Husic therapy: A selective bibliography. In National Association of music therapy. Music Therapy,1958; 8th book of proceedings of the association. Papers from the 9th annual conference, Cincinnati, Ohio; ed: Erwin H. Schneider and Ruth Boxberger. pp 249-93
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Music therapy, P selection of references 1952-58. National. Library of Medicine, 1958
Music therapy bibliography. ILALAThar 1183+ 1964
Schneider, Erwin H. Analysis, evaluation, and selection of clinical uses of music in therapy. (Libliography, pp361-400) University of Kansas, 1965
PREPARED BY: SOURCES, 1960-June 1970 (few exceptions) Institutional Library Services Cumulative Index of Hospital Literature Washington State Library Cumulative Index to Nursing Literature Olympia, WA 98501 Education Index International Nursing Index Psychological Abstracts D-4/70-WSL 28 Readers Guide to Periodical Literature P:Ige 26
TITLE ABBREVIATIONS
ANA Clin Sessions - American Nurses' Association Clinical Sessions
Acta Odont Ecand - Acta Odontoligica Scandinavica
Acta Paedopsychiat - Acta Paedopsychiatrica
Acta Psychol - Acta Psychologica
Amer Imago - American Imago
Amer Jr Dig Dis - American Journal of Digestive Diseases
Amer Jr Med Elec - American Journal of Medical Electronics
Amer Jr Ment Defic - American Journal of Mental Deficiency
Amer Jr Nurs - American Journal of Nursing
Amer Jr OT - American Journal of Occupational Therapy
Amer Jr Obstet Gynec - American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Amer Jr Orthopsychiat - American Journal of Orthopsychiatry
Amer Jr Psychol - American Journal of Psychology
Amer Jr Psychother - American Journal of Psychotherapy
Amer This Teach - American Music Teacher
Amer Mercury - American Mercury
Arch Gen Psychiat Archives of General Psychiatry
Arch Otolarygn - Archives of Otolaryngology
Brit Hosp Jr Soc Sery Rev - British Hospital Journal and Social Service Review
Brit Jr Anaesth - British Journal of Anaesthesia
Brit Jr Psychol - British Journal of Psychology
Bull Nat Assn Mils Ther - Bulletin of the National Association of Music Therapy
Canad Anaesth Soc Jr - Canadian Anaesthetists' Society Journal
Cath Nurs - Catholic Nurse
Cereb Palsy Bull - Cerebral Palsy Bulletin
Child Develop - Child Development 29 Page 27 TITLE ABBREVIATIONS, Cont.
Confin Psychiat - Confinia Psychiatrica
Cur Psychiat Ther - Current Psychiatric Therapies
Del Med Jr - Delaware Medical Journal
Dig of the Ment Retard - Digest of the Mentally Retarded
Dis Nery Syst - Diseases of the Nervous System
Dissert Abstracts - Dissertation Abstracts
Hlth - Health
Hosp Admii- Hospital Administration
Hosp and Hlth Mgt - Hospital and Health Management
Hosp Commun Psychiat - Hospital and Community Psychiatry
Hosp Top - Hospital Topics
Hosps - Hospitals
Hum Develop - Human Development
HumRRO Tech Report - HumRRO Technical Report
Indian Pract - Indian Practitioner
Individ Psychol - Individual Psychology
Int Jr of Group Psychother - International Journal of Group Psychotherapy
Jr Abnorm Soc Psychol - Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology
Jr Amer Acad Child Psychiat - Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry
Jr Amer Dent Assn - Journal of the American Dental Association
Jr Amer Inst Homeop - Journal of the American Institute of Homeopathy
Jr Amer Pod Assn - Journal of the American Podiatry Association
Jr Amer Psychoanal - American Journal of Psychoanalysis
Jr Appl Psychol - Journal of Applied Psychology
Jr Clin Psychol - Journal of Clinical Psychology
Jr Common - Journal of Communication 30 Page 28 TITLE ABBREVIATIONS, Cont.
Jr Consult Psychol - Journal of Consulting Psychology
Jr Exp Child Psychol - Journal of Experimental Child Psychology
Jr Gen Psychol - Journal of General Psychology
Jr Irish Med Assn - Journal of Irish Medical Association
Jr Louisiana Med Soc - Journal of Louisiana Medical Society
Jr Med Soc New Jersey - Journal of the Medical Society of New Jersey
Jr Mus Ther - Journal of Music Therapy
Jr of Nery Ment Dis - Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease
Jr Okla Med Assn - Journal of the Oklahoma Medical Association
Jr Pract Nurs - Journal of Practical Nursing
Jr Project Tech - Journal of Projective Techniques
Jr Psychiat Nurs - Journal of Psychiatric Nursing
Jr Rehab - Journal of Rehabilitation
Jr Rehab in Asia - Journal of Rehabilitation in Asia
Jr S Carolina Med Assn - Journal of South Carolina Medical Association
Jr Subnormality - Journal of Subnormality
Life and Hlth - Life and Health
Med Jr Aust - Medical Journal of Australia
Med World - Medical World
Ment Hosps - Mental Hospitals
Ment Hyg - Mental Hygiene
Ment Retard - Mental Retardation
Mil Med - Military Medicine
Hod Hasp - Modern Hospital
Mus Am - Musical America
Mus Educ Jr - Music Educators Journal
Mils Jr - Music Journal
31 Page 29 TITLE ABBREVIATIONS, Cont.
NY Soc Exp Study Educ Yearbook - New York Society for the Experimental Study of Education Yearbook
Nat Cath Educ Assn Bull - National Catholic Educational Association Bulletin
Nurs Mirror - Nursing Mirror
Nurs Times - Nursing Times
Parks and Recreat - Parks and Recreation
Percept Motor Skills - Perceptual and Motor Skills
Pers Jr - Personnel Journal
Pers Psychology - Personnel Psychology
Phys Ther - Physical Therapy
Pop Electr - Popular Electronics
Prof Nurs Home - Professional Nursing Home
Psychiat - Psychiatry
Psychiat Neural Neurochir - Psychiatria,Neurologia, Neurochirurgia
Psychiat Quart - Psychiatric Quarterly
Psychoanal Quart - Psychoanalytical Quarterly
Psychol Rep - Psychological Reports
Psychoanal Rev - Psychoanalytic Review
Psychol Rev - Psychological Review
Psychother Psychosom - Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics
Pub Rela N L - Public Relations News Letter
Read Digest - Reader's Digest
Recreat Ill and Handicapped - Recreation for the Ill and Handicapped
Recreat - Recreation
Rehab Lit - Rehabilitation Literature
Res Quart Amer Assn Hlth Phys Educ - Research Quarterly; American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation
32 Page 30 TITLE ABBREVIATIONS, Cont.
S Afr Nurs Jr - South African Nursing Journal
Sch Musician - School Musician
Sci N L - Science News Letter
Sightsave Rev - Sight-Saving Review
SKF Psychiat Rep - smr Psychiatric Reporter
Soc Casework - Social Casework
Tex Hosps - Texas Hospitals
Ther Notes - Therapeutic Notes
Ther Recreat Jr - Therapeutic Recreation Journal
Times Educ Sup - Times Educational Supplement
Today's Hlth - Today's Health
Trans Coll Phys Phil - Transactions and Studies of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia
Urol Survey - Urological Survey
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