Mental defectives : their history, treatment, and training / by Martin W. Barr.

Date:
1904
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Credit: Mental defectives : their history, treatment, and training / by Martin W. Barr. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    New York Commission, 64 Craig Colony for epileptics, Son- yea, 65 provision for mental defectives in, 64 schools for backward children, 71 State Custodial Asylum, Newark, 64 Rome, 64, 65 Noir, on echolalia, 213 Normandy, peoples of, 206 Normansfield, 59 Norway, institutions for feeble-minded children in, 71 Norwegian institutions, 51 Nose, degenerate, 125 Nothnagel, 213 Numbers, how taught to imbeciles of middle grade, 148-150 O Occupation, industrial and manual, for low-grade imbeciles, 144, 145 Odor, 125 Ogilvy, Sir John and Lady Jane, 60 Ohio, provision for mental defectives in, 70 Old age in parents as cause of Mon- golianism, 83 Orange, N. ]., 70 Ord, on myxoedema, 203 Organs of generation in mental defec- tives, treatment of, 176 Orillia, Canada, 60 Osier on epilepsy, 213, 214 Outline of kindergarten work for men- tal defectives, 173 P Paget, shock to mother during gesta- tion as a cause of mental defect, 96 Palate, degenerate, 125 Palmus, 233 Paper sloyd for middle-grade imbe- ciles, 153 Park House, Highgate, 58 Parrish, Dr. Joseph, and his connec- tion with the Pennsylvania Training School, 66 Pathologic classification of mental de- fectives, 83, 84 Peau on craniectomy, 182 Pennsylvania, provision for mental de- fectives in, 65-70 Percy, Baron, shock to mothers during gestation as a cause of mental de- fect, 96 Pereire, Jacob Rodrigues, the exponent of physiologic education, 27/28, 30 Peruvians, 206 Peterson, Dr. Frederick, 65 Peterson on idiots savants, 228 Petit mal, illustrative cases of, 310, 311 Peto, Sir Samuel Morton, and Essex Hall, 59 Pfister on asexualization, 196, 197 Philadelphia, schools for backward children in, 71 Phonetic exercises for mental defec- tives, 142 Phrenica, 78 Phthisis, hereditary, as a cause of men- tal defect, 104 as a cause of Mongolianism, 83 Physical exercises as a means of de- velopment for high-grade imbeciles, 157-161 Physiognomical or ethnological classi- fication of mental defectives, 82, 83 Physiologic education (Pereire), 27, 30 age in, 140 amusement as an aid in, 134 association as an aid in, 134 discipline as an aid in, 134 environment as an aid in, 134 outline of, for mental defectives, i33, 134 Pilcher, F. Hoyt, on asexualization, 195, 196 Pinel, 31 Piper, on hereditary phthisis as a cause of mental defect, 103 Plater, Felix, on cretinism, 37, 202 Platz, Friederich, 51 Polk, Pa., institution for feeble-minded children at, 69, 70 Polsingen, 45, 46 Poole, Dr. Richard, on education, 59, 60 Pope Pius IX acknowledges Seguin’s book, 33 Potter, Bishop Alonzo, 65, 66 Prague, asylum at, 52 Precocity, 125 Premature birth as a cause of mental defect, 115 Pringle on adenoma sebaceum, 243, 245, 246 Pritchard, relation between size of head and amount of intelligence, 204 Profound apathetic idiocy, diagnosis of, 126 excitable idiocy, diagnosis of, 126 Prognosis of feebly-gifted or backward children, 131 of idiot, 130 of imbecile, 130, 131