
This report attempts to delineate the nature of "Nerves" using data collected from 101 Social Security Disability petitioners from Eastern Kentucky. Statistical analysis of Cornell Medical Index items reveals a relatively unique constellation of symptoms for individuals claiming disability primarily due to "Nerves" rather than somatic or mental causes. The report concludes that "Nerves" serves as a useful clinical label for a fairly consistent pattern of somatic and emotional complaints incorporating the distinctive Appalachian world view and life style.
Adult, Male, Psychological Tests, Mental Disorders, Kentucky, Psychophysiologic Disorders, Diagnosis, Differential, Disability Evaluation, Conversion Disorder, Humans, Female, Internal-External Control
Adult, Male, Psychological Tests, Mental Disorders, Kentucky, Psychophysiologic Disorders, Diagnosis, Differential, Disability Evaluation, Conversion Disorder, Humans, Female, Internal-External Control
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