Word: judgments
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...because it reveals a split between the emotional and intellectual activities of the victim, the condition is the greatest mystery of psychiatry. The spirit tries to run away from reality. The tortured soul attempts to hide. The victim loses his will power, his ability to concentrate, his memory, bis judgment. Extreme cases become more abject and helpless than sick infants. About 10,000 of the 40,000 schizophrenic cases who develop in the U. S. each year acquire wild, paranoiac ideas of grandeur or of persecution. About half the new cases are merely too scatter-brained and gloomy...
Broker Whitney: I certainly do. It would not and did not affect my judgment in the least...
...what most doctors decided was an understatement of the fact that the Holy Father will probably not recover, the statement concluded: "There is reason to hope that [the] local complaints may continue gradually to improve and even be completely removed, whereas the heart condition counsels a certain prudence of judgment owing to the very nature of the illness and the patient...
...perhaps at the Faculty Club, where round table sessions are to be held. Students and faculty members will have a chance after dinner to meet and question guests without the formality of the round table discussion, and, if the experience at Princeton can be used as a basis for judgment, this part of the Conference is expected to be one of the most interesting...
...Frank case. But that letter sums up with deadly logic the most potent and most effective criticism of the entire incident: that it is open to question whether or not the present board of regents of the University of Wisconsin "has the capacity, competence and independence to make a judgment free from prejudice of a political or personal nature...