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the clinic as the result of his behavior problems at school and at home, The patient was put in a large room filled with a wide variety of toys, including all types of dolls, mechanical devices and a black- : board with colored chalk.

After winning the child's conTaen Re Soctors Eat Wm lo P12! ehool and was having conflicts "Eventually the child began con-|at home was left in the play centrating on two dolls—a figur- oom for several sessions. ine of a woman and one of a man.! A trained therapist who played After watching the play for some | with him, noticed his unusual attime and talking with the lad. tention to a male doll but its doctors found a definite resent- identity in the child's subconment against his father which'the scious mind was not clear at child portrayed in the way he first. handled the dolls. | Eventually doctors were con'vinced the toy did not represent

a= * his father—but another man who PSYCHIATRISTS went on from p,q peen visiting the home dur-

there, interviewing the parents, ’ : ing his father's absence. . (who didn’t kgow of any hatred Discreet interviews with the complex in the child) and making| , iher and father and treatment

suggestions for treatment toward ,.. tn. child were started im-!

rehabilitation of the boy 3 MO mediately to restore the patient's tional disturbance. 'emotional balance. “All these children here appear outwardly to be normal and : #8 » healthy children but they are, PARENTS ALWAYS are anxsick emotionally,” Dr. Warson fous to hear about the findings in sald. Another child patient who had son said. been getting low grades in “Mothers and fathers want to

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And China Found

By United Press MORGANTOWN, W. Va., Aug. 18—A close parallel between | plant life in the eastern United States and China indicates a

know right away what junior common ancestry of the plants had to say about them,” he said. and a link between continents in |“It’s all very complicated and the the prehistoric past, according to

'work requires highly trained ex- 2 Chinese graduate student at | perts.” | West Virginia University.

| Dr. Warson doesn’t think too, Philip Cring-Cheng Chen, who {much blame should be put on the returned to Danchow, China, to parents of emotionally sick chil- teach after gaining his master’s |dren. {degree, wrote in his research Emotional disturbances that thesis that similarity between the ‘reach the point of juvenile de- Widely -separated plant life is linquency and serious crimes can't amazing. be blamed on the parents or the, “There are 38 plant families 'kind of training given children,/ comprising 77 genera which are he said. common to both regions but “There are many forces in- Which are not found in other secvolved in the complicated back-| tions of the United States or Euground of emotional disorders,” rope,” he wrote. “Eighteen iden-. he sald. “Many of these are forces tical specimens are found in the lover which parents have little or two areas under study.” ‘no control and may not even! The Arctic regions may have know about.” once served as a “bridge” for He explained that serious be- plant distribution between Asia {havior 18 actually a sort of “ex-'and North America, Mr. Chen 'plosion” that occurs when allitheorized.

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