Study of neuroses: ii family interactional patterns and social variables

In this study four hypotheses are tested in two populations; namely 60 neurotic patients and 60 matched normal control. It is observed that neurotics come from higher income joint families with dissatisfaction from their occupation, income, and status in the family and have unhealthy interaction patterns in the family of orientation as well as procreation. Discriminant analysis shows that the tools used in this study have predictability.