Word: interaction
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...They Please. To practice its "anti-psychiatry," the Laing group has set up centers in London that it refuses to call hospitals, but regards as simply households where people live and interact. "There are no psychiatrists and no patients," says Dr. Laing. "It just happens that some of these people would be in mental hospitals if they weren't in the center, and others would be called psychiatrists outside. Visitors can't tell which is which. No one is being 'treated' in any accepted sense." In the centers, schizophrenics get an absolute minimum of tranquilizing drugs...
...quoted Sociologist Paul Siegel: "The lights went out, and people were left to interact with each other." He got Sociologist Robert Hodge to say: "They didn't-have access to a major source of amusement-television. It's not unreasonable to assume that a lot of sex life went on." Added Mount Sinai Obstetrician Richard Hausknecht: "It's quite possible that there were a number of unplanned pregnancies." Said Dr. Christopher Tietze, research director of the National Committee on Maternal Health: "If it should be true, I would think it's partly because people may have...
...student art journal and though there is much to be criticized in this first issue it contains the germ of a marvelous idea. More student work, more concentrated focus on what is of interest to this community, and above all a greater effort to understand the specific qualities that interact in each work of art could make subsequent issues of the Harvard Art Review a significant contribution to the cultural breadth of this community...
...lives on earth, man becomes adjusted to daily cycles of activity and sleep that correspond roughly to the cycles of light and dark. But it is by no means a simple matter of day and night. Man seems to have both wakefulness and sleepiness centers, and the two interact-one switching off the other. Man also has temperature cycles; if he stays up late enough, he will feel chilly around 2:30 a.m. And he has daily "tides" of adrenal hormones...
This branch of mathematics is used to analyze problems in which large numbers of variables interact. It provides social scientists, business administrators, and natural scientists with a method for making decisions when numerous factors must be weighed against each other...