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Это было установлено исследованиями, начатыми как минимум в 1970-е годы; более современные источники: Elliott, Gender Differences in the Determinants of Distress. «Защитный эффект» брака для мужчин в различных культурах варьируется, смотрите: Almeida-Filho et al., Social Inequality and Depressive Disorders in Bahia, Brazil, 1350.
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Decker, The Making of DSM-III, 91–2. Маргинальные идеи Райха включали и самую печально известную идею «оргона», сексуальной жизненной силы. Вероятно, эти идеи являлись симптомами ухудшения его собственного психического здоровья по мере того, как он все глубже погружался в психоз. Спитцер проверил идеи Райха и установил, что никакого оргона не существует.
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Kutchins and Kirk, Making Us Crazy, 42.
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Я имею в виду работу Спитцера на тему диагностических показателей исследования (ДПИ): Hirshbein, American Melancholy, 40–1.
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