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Box 6

 Container

Contains 22 Results:

Neuropsychosomatic Medicine: Patient Questionnaires, undated

 File — Box: 6, Folder: 1
Scope and Contents From the Series: The correspondence and subject files are undoubtedly the most interesting part of the collection. The General Correspondence, 1925 -1962 (2:11-3:4) contains letters from Dr. Wolff's scientific colleagues, students and patients; up until about 1950, however, this is a one-sided dialogue as few copies of Dr. Wolff's outgoing letters are preserved. In contrast to the voluminous General Correspondence, the Personal Correspondence is skimpy and usually limited to household matters. There seem to...
Dates: undated

Pain: Book review from The Journal-Lancet, 1957

 File — Box: 6, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents From the Series: The correspondence and subject files are undoubtedly the most interesting part of the collection. The General Correspondence, 1925 -1962 (2:11-3:4) contains letters from Dr. Wolff's scientific colleagues, students and patients; up until about 1950, however, this is a one-sided dialogue as few copies of Dr. Wolff's outgoing letters are preserved. In contrast to the voluminous General Correspondence, the Personal Correspondence is skimpy and usually limited to household matters. There seem to...
Dates: 1957

Pallesthesiometer: Test results of Dr. R. W. Laidlaw, Neurological Institute of New York, 1937

 File — Box: 6, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents From the Series: The correspondence and subject files are undoubtedly the most interesting part of the collection. The General Correspondence, 1925 -1962 (2:11-3:4) contains letters from Dr. Wolff's scientific colleagues, students and patients; up until about 1950, however, this is a one-sided dialogue as few copies of Dr. Wolff's outgoing letters are preserved. In contrast to the voluminous General Correspondence, the Personal Correspondence is skimpy and usually limited to household matters. There seem to...
Dates: 1937

Pavlovian Laboratories, Johns Hopkins, 25th Anniversary Program, 1955

 File — Box: 6, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents From the Series: The correspondence and subject files are undoubtedly the most interesting part of the collection. The General Correspondence, 1925 -1962 (2:11-3:4) contains letters from Dr. Wolff's scientific colleagues, students and patients; up until about 1950, however, this is a one-sided dialogue as few copies of Dr. Wolff's outgoing letters are preserved. In contrast to the voluminous General Correspondence, the Personal Correspondence is skimpy and usually limited to household matters. There seem to...
Dates: 1955

Peekskill Sanitary Survey: Report (by Wolff?), 1922

 File — Box: 6, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents From the Series: The correspondence and subject files are undoubtedly the most interesting part of the collection. The General Correspondence, 1925 -1962 (2:11-3:4) contains letters from Dr. Wolff's scientific colleagues, students and patients; up until about 1950, however, this is a one-sided dialogue as few copies of Dr. Wolff's outgoing letters are preserved. In contrast to the voluminous General Correspondence, the Personal Correspondence is skimpy and usually limited to household matters. There seem to...
Dates: 1922

Personality Maladjustment, Outline for Determination of, CUMC, 1934 September

 File — Box: 6, Folder: 6
Scope and Contents From the Series: The correspondence and subject files are undoubtedly the most interesting part of the collection. The General Correspondence, 1925 -1962 (2:11-3:4) contains letters from Dr. Wolff's scientific colleagues, students and patients; up until about 1950, however, this is a one-sided dialogue as few copies of Dr. Wolff's outgoing letters are preserved. In contrast to the voluminous General Correspondence, the Personal Correspondence is skimpy and usually limited to household matters. There seem to...
Dates: 1934 September

Psychiatric Residence Training Program: Proposal by Albert Stunkard,University of Pennsylvania, circa 1960

 File — Box: 6, Folder: 7
Scope and Contents From the Series: The correspondence and subject files are undoubtedly the most interesting part of the collection. The General Correspondence, 1925 -1962 (2:11-3:4) contains letters from Dr. Wolff's scientific colleagues, students and patients; up until about 1950, however, this is a one-sided dialogue as few copies of Dr. Wolff's outgoing letters are preserved. In contrast to the voluminous General Correspondence, the Personal Correspondence is skimpy and usually limited to household matters. There seem to...
Dates: circa 1960

Psychiatry, Dept. of, Johns Hopkins: Outlines, exams and other teaching materials, 1930s

 File — Box: 6, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents From the Series: The correspondence and subject files are undoubtedly the most interesting part of the collection. The General Correspondence, 1925 -1962 (2:11-3:4) contains letters from Dr. Wolff's scientific colleagues, students and patients; up until about 1950, however, this is a one-sided dialogue as few copies of Dr. Wolff's outgoing letters are preserved. In contrast to the voluminous General Correspondence, the Personal Correspondence is skimpy and usually limited to household matters. There seem to...
Dates: 1930s

Psychiatry, Dept. of, Johns Hopkins: Outlines, exams and other teaching materials, 1930s

 File — Box: 6, Folder: 9
Scope and Contents From the Series: The correspondence and subject files are undoubtedly the most interesting part of the collection. The General Correspondence, 1925 -1962 (2:11-3:4) contains letters from Dr. Wolff's scientific colleagues, students and patients; up until about 1950, however, this is a one-sided dialogue as few copies of Dr. Wolff's outgoing letters are preserved. In contrast to the voluminous General Correspondence, the Personal Correspondence is skimpy and usually limited to household matters. There seem to...
Dates: 1930s

Psychosomatic Medicine: Proposals, correspondence, etc., re: funding from L. N. Hofheimer Estate, 1944 -1950

 File — Box: 6, Folder: 10
Scope and Contents From the Series: The correspondence and subject files are undoubtedly the most interesting part of the collection. The General Correspondence, 1925 -1962 (2:11-3:4) contains letters from Dr. Wolff's scientific colleagues, students and patients; up until about 1950, however, this is a one-sided dialogue as few copies of Dr. Wolff's outgoing letters are preserved. In contrast to the voluminous General Correspondence, the Personal Correspondence is skimpy and usually limited to household matters. There seem to...
Dates: 1944 -1950