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Encephale ; 4(5 Suppl): 405-11, 1978.
Article in French | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-380969

ABSTRACT

Following a historical approach, the authors first describe the original development of the concept of inhibition in neurophysiology and then analyze the subsequent adaptations made in psychiatry around such concept including those of: -- Pavlov, Hull, Watson and the behaviorists, -- Freud and the Freudian School, -- clinicians and psychopharmacologists. The concept of inhibition has thus various meanings in psychiatry. Although some unity is achieved on the semiological level, this aspect cannot explain the extent of the process.


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Inhibition, Psychological , Conditioning, Classical , Europe , History, 19th Century , History, 20th Century , Humans , Neurophysiology , Psychiatry/history , Psychological Theory , Psychopharmacology
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