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The relation of a group of highly-improved schizophrenic patients to one group of completely-recovered and another group of deteriorated patients

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Kant, O. The relation of a group of highly-improved schizophrenic patients to one group of completely-recovered and another group of deteriorated patients. Psych Quar 15, 779–789 (1941). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01585130

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