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060 $aRC331$b.N3 no. 28
100 1 $aKempf, Edward J.$q(Edward John),$d1885-1971.
245 14 $aThe autonomic functions and the personality,$cby Dr. Edward J. Kempf.
260 $aNew York,$aWashington,$bNervous and mental disease publishing company,$c1918.
300 $axiv, 156 p.$billus., diagrs.$c25 cm.
490 1 $aNervous and mental disease monograph series,$vno. 28
500 $a"This book has been written to show how the autonomic apparatus dominates the organism, and that the affections have their origin in the peripheral functions of this apparatus."--Introd.
504 $a"References": p. 152-153.
650 0 $aNervous system
650 0 $aPersonality
650 0 $aEmotions
830 0 $aNervous and mental disease monograph series,$vno. 28
903 $aKirtas/Annex$d20080425$p31924012442236
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