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Hysteria is more frequent among children in North Carolina than in other areas of the country, according to the author. The author describes the anti-instinctual attitudes of the religious rural communities, coexisting with frequent exposure to the primal scene.
An illustrative clinical abstract would have improved this paper. An extensive review of the literature is included.