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Twenty-four patients are now fully studied; the data is beingA collected; and a report is planned for the 1955 A P meetings. 2. Effect of Lysergic Acid on perceptual functions, including Rorschach; and on blood chemistry. These experiments are now in progress and will be completed by the end of the year. ‘E3iy Under the terms of the U.S.P.H.S. grant a continuing study of perceptual changes in insuli n, and EST patients is now in planning. a. A psychiatric rating scale, modified after Malamud, is in use. As soon as it is standardized in this population, it will be presented to the Research Eonmittee. £5. The Funkenstein test (Hecholyl) in EST and insulin therapy is being checked in our pop— As you ulation. Sincerely, HF33RB �Obtober Projects in Progress as. 1954 / ,2-\ Relation of mental changes to behavior f‘ 1' (1) Effect of organic mental syndrOme on results of EST. (3) Changes in perception with I92. \ (3) Can ACTH. cortisone alter brain function and thereby (a) l ; i results of (b) EC! or ICT? \ \ Psychophysical measurements of Psychiatric terms - an operational approach to terms of diagnosis. (1) Denial: Relation to improvement in electroshock Relation of premorbid character to change in behavior in electroshock. (2) Ambivalence: Is it possible to measure ambivalence by psychophysicel menad and relate to the past history of the patient in choice of neurosis? Relation of chemical agents to psychoses. psychological. (o) biochemical and behavioral aspects. (d) 9 Rating Scale' �October 1?, 195b Dear Dr. Rachlin, requested I wish to report the following projects have been i n progress this summer. (1) Effect of electroshock on memory f unction, FRO, Amytal tests and nerceptual tests. Twenty four patients have been fully shielded. The first revert on the relation between the response to treatment and the occonotal test is being submitted to the A E A. The observat ion support As you the thesis that there is a relation between t development of an organ. he Mental syndrome and improvement. Effect of lysergiv acid on perce ptual functions. Rorschack and blood chemistry. The psychiatric and psychologic tests are being prepared for presentetnion at the American Psychopathological Association. (3) Under the terms of the U.S.P.H.S. gr ant a continuing study of perceptual changes in insulin and EST patient a is now i n planning. (3) A psychiatric re.ing scale, modified after Halemud, is i n use. As soon as it is standardized in this population, it will be presented to the (2) Research Committee. (5) The Punkenetein test (neohom) in EST and __ �nsulin the rapy population. 1 18 being checked Since rely, 1 n our � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Research Files and Unpublished Works Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Progress and annual reports; research activities (folder title). 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