Collection: Saleem A. Shah papers / Date range: 1967 - ARVAS Search Results

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AAPL [American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law]: Psychiatry and the Law: A Macroscopic View of some Recent Developments. Lecture, notes and related materials Box MSS 93-2, Box 1

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AAUW [American Association of University Women]. Winning or Losing. Interview with Dr. Shah Box MSS 93-2, Box 1

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Alcoholism and Drug Addiction-Illness and Criminal Responsibility Box MSS 93-2, Box 2

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APA Task Force Box MSS 93-2, Box 5

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APA Task Force on Legal Action Box MSS 93-2, Box 5

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Autonomic Nervous System & Psychopathy. Stanley Schachter, et al. Notes Box MSS 93-2, Box 5

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Bazelon, Judge David L. Articles and Lectures Box MSS 93-2, Box 6

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Case Training Institute, National Training School for Boys. "Preparation for Release and Community Follow-Up Box MSS 93-2, Box 7

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Child Behavior Therapy Box MSS 93-2, Box 7

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Drunk Driving, Alcohol and Crime. Presidential Commission on Drunk Driving Reports Box MSS 93-2, Box 15

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