Processes referred to the alimentary and urinary tracts: A qualitative analysis

Describes analytically certain organic processes having origin in the alimentary canal and the uro-genital system. Six men and three women were required to give introspective reports on these processes. The processes were considered complex experiences, reducible under favorable conditions, to vario...

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