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The Effect of Repeated Electroshock on Learning in Depressives (Paperback)
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The Effect of Repeated Electroshock on Learning in Depressives (Paperback)
Series: Monographien aus dem Gesamtgebiete der Neurologie und Psychiatrie, 84
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Although clinical observations abound, substantiated evidence
concerning the effect of electroshock treatment on learning
capacity, particularly in depressed patients, is scanty and
experimental findings have been conflicting. The experiments
reported here were accordingly conducted as a pilot investiga tion,
visual learning tests involving spatial relations being used to
examine in depressed patients: - (a) The extent to which a single
electroshock (ES) impairs learning capacity, and the amount of its
restoration 30 min, four hours and twenty-eight hours after shock.
(b) The effect of repeated shocks (EOT) on learning capacity. (c)
The relationship between possibly influential factors and changes
in learn ing performance. (d) The extent of personality change
recorded by "expressive movement" scores after three shocks. Before
the experiments, extensive testing was carried out to determine the
most suitable testing times. Important points emerging from an
initial experiment were re-investigated with a more appropriate
test. Finally, certain scores of expres sive movement derived from
a greatly improved scoring system were used to assess personality
changes resulting from electroshock."
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