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The Journal of Abnormal Psychology

EDITOR MORTON PRINCE, M.D.. LL.D. Tufts College Medical School
ASSISTANT EDITOR FOR BRITISH ISLES ERNEST JONES, M.D., M.R.C.P. London
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
HUGO MUNSTERBERG, M.D., PH.D. Harvard University
JAMES J. PUTNAM, M.D. Harvard Medical School
AUGUST HOCH, M.D. New York State Hospitals
BORIS SIDIS, M.A., PH.D., M.D. Brookline
CHARLES L. DANA, M.D. Cornell University Medical School
ADOLPH MEYER, M.D. Johns Hopkins University
WILLIAM McDOUGALL, M.B. Oxford University
VOLUME X
1915-1916
RICHARD G. BADGER THE GORHAM PRESS
BOSTON
Reprinted with the permission of The American Psychological Association, Inc JOHNSON REPRINT CORPORATION KRAUS REPRINT CORPORATION

Volumes 1-15 of this title were published as The Journal of Abnormal Psychology.
Volumes 16-19 of this title were published as The Journal of Abnormal Psychology and Social Psychology.
first reprinting, 1964
Printed in the United States of America

ORIGINAL ARTICLES--VOLUME X
Hysteria as a Weapon in Marital Conflicts. By. A. Myerson, M. D. The Analysis of a Nightmare. By Raymond Bellamy Analysis of a Single Dream as a Means of Unearthing the Genesis of Psychopathic Affections. By Meyer Solomon, M. D. An Act of Everyday Life Treated as a Pretended Dream and Interpreted by Psychoanalysis. By Raymond Bellamy Freud and His School (Concluded). By A. W. Van Rentergham, M. D. Anger as a primary Emotion, and the Application of Freudian Mechanism to its Phenomena. By G. Stanley Hall The Necessity of Metaphysics. By James J. Putnam, M. D. Aspects of Dream Life. The Contribution of a Woman Remarks Upon Dr. Coriat's Paper, "Stammering as a Psychoneurosis." By Meyer Solomon, M. D. Constructive Delusions. By John T. MacCurdy, M. D., and Walter L. Treadway, M. D. Socrates in the Light of Modern Psychopathology. By Morris J. Karpas, M. D. Psychoneuroses Among Primitive Tribes. By Isador H. Coriat, M. D. Two Interesting Cases of Illusion of Perception. By George F. Arps, M. D. A Psychological Analysis of Stuttering. By Walter B. Swift, M. D. The Origin of Supernatural Explanations. By Tom A. Williams, M. D. Data Concerning Delusions of Personality. By E. E. Southard, M. D. Sixth Annual Meeting of the American Psychopathological Association. Discussion. The Sex Worship and Symbolism of Primitive Races. By Sanger Brown II., M. D. The Psychoanalytic Treatment of Hystero-Epilepsy. By L. E. Emerson, Ph. D. On the Genesis and Meaning of Tics. By Meyer Solomon, M. D. Scientific Method in the Interpretation of Dreams. By Lydiard Horton A Case of Possession. By Donald Fraser Sex Worship and Symbolism of Primitive Races (Concluded) by Sanger Brown II., M. D.

INDEX TO SUBJECTS
(Figures with asterisks indicate original articles. Figures without asterisks indicate abstracts, reviews, society reports, correspondence and discussions. The names of the authors ar given in parenthesis).
American Psychopathological Association, Sixth Annual Meeting Anger (Hall)* Backward Child (Morgan) Brain, Study of (Fiske) Character (Shand) Christianity, (Hannay) Continuity (Lodge) Criminal Types (Wetzel & Wilmanns) Daily Life, Psychology of (Seashore) Delinquent, (Healy) Delusions, Constructive (MacCurdy and Treadway)* Development and Purpose (Hobhouse) Dream Analysis (Solomon)* Dream Life (Anon)* Dreams, Interpretation of (Horton)* Dreams, Meaning of (Coriat)* Everyday life, Psycho Analysis of (Bellamy)* Feeble Mindedness (Goddard) Freud and his School (Van Renterghem)* Human Motives (Putnam) Hysteria as a Weapon (Meyerson)* Hystero-Epilepsy, Psychoanalytic Treatment of (Emerson)* Laughter (Bergson) Mental Disorders (Harrington) Metaphysics, Necessity of (Putnam)* Nightmare, Analysis of (Bellamy)* Perception, Illusions of (Arps)* Personality, Delusions of (Southard)* Phipps Psychiatric clinic Possession (Fraser) Post-traumatic Nervous and Mental Disorders (Benon) Primitive Races, Sex Worship and Symbolism in (Brown)* Primitive Tribes, Psychoneuroses among (Coriat)* Psychical, Adventurings in (Bruce) Psychobiology, (Dunlap) Psychology, Educational (Thorndike) Psychology, General and Applied (Munsterberg) Psychoneuroses, Treatment of * Sexual Tendencies in Monkeys, etc (Hamilton) Sleep and Sleeplessness (Bruce) Social Psychology (McDougall)

INDEX TO SUBJECTS Socrates, Psychopathology of (Karpas)* Stammering, Remarks upon Dr. Coriat's paper (Solomon)* Stuttering, Experimental Study of (Fletcher) Stuttering, Psychological Analysis of (Swift)* Supernatural Explanations (Williams)* Tics (Solomon)*

CONTRIBUTORS TO VOLUME X Anon. Arps, George F. Bellamy, Raymond Brown, Sanger Carrington, H. Castle, W. E. Clark, L. Pierce Coriat, Isador H. Dearborn, George V. N. Elliott, R. M. Emerson, L. E. Fraser, Donald Hall, G. Stanley Harrington, Milton A. Horton, Lydiard. Holt,