The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Volume 10

Step into a snapshot of early twentieth‑century psychology with this curated compilation of scholarly articles. The papers examine a wide range of phenomena—from hysteria used in marital disputes and the clinical handling of hystero‑epilepsy to detailed analyses of nightmares and single‑dream interpretations. Written by leading physicians and psychologists of the era, each contribution reflects the investigative tone and experimental spirit that shaped the emerging field.

Readers will encounter discussions of anger as a primary emotion, the role of metaphysics in mental health, and cross‑cultural examinations of sex worship and symbolism among primitive societies. The volume also captures spirited debates from a major professional meeting, offering glimpses into the debates that still echo today. Whether you are a student of the history of mind science or simply curious about the roots of modern therapy, the collection provides a rich, thought‑provoking listening experience.