Collection of essays reveals trauma impacts personality growth and medical psychology insights for pediatricians.
Dr. Phyllis Greenacre is a distinguished psychoanalyst on the staff of Cordell University Medical College, where for many years she has been influential in the teaching of psychiatry and the interpretation of behavior to students in medicine. This volume is a collection of papers which the author has read and published in the past decade. The pediatrician needs to be very sophisticated in matters of medical psychology in order to benefit from reading any of these essays on such topics as weeping and urination, predisposition to anxiety, and infantile aggression.
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