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As the subtitle indicates, this book is more than just a work on psychiatric-neurologic examination methods, but purports still further to give some idea of the significance of the various signs and symptoms. The work is simply and clearly written and on the whole one might say quiet elementary in character. The examination methods are useful, and the author has covered the field in a reasonably adequate way. His interpretation of symptoms, however, is after all very little else than a brief description. Perhaps one could expect little else in a book of less than 200 pages which attempts not only to cover the ground of psychological symptoms, but of the neurological.
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