PEP | Article - Relation of Personality Problems to Onset and Progress of Multiple Sclerosis: O. R. Langworthy. Arch. of Neurology and Psychiatry, LIX, 1948, pp. 13–28.

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Abstract

Langworthy studied four women with multiple sclerosis and found that all of them suffered from emotional immaturity. Their illness became worse when

their neurotic difficulties were increased. The psychosomatic problem involved in this clinical picture is only touched upon and is not worked out specifically and dynamically.

PEP | Article - Relation of Personality Problems to Onset and Progress of Multiple Sclerosis: O. R. Langworthy. Arch. of Neurology and Psychiatry, LIX, 1948, pp. 13–28. - Greenson, Ralph R.