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| 7. Ibid.
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| 8. Ashley Montagu,
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| 9. Ashley Montagu,
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3
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| 10. W. B. Johnson and L. W. Terman, "Some Highlights in the Literature of Psychological Sex Differences Since 1920,"
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| 11. Scheinfeld,
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214.
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| 12. For a series of studies of these two groups see Donald C. Grayson, Differential Mortality and the Donner Party Disaster,"
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| 13. J. Doyle, "Going to the Chair,"
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| 14. David Lester and Michele Alexander, "More than One Execution: Who Goes First?"
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| 15. E. Roberts, M. E. Cohen, J. J. Purtell, "Hysteria in Men,"
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| 16. For an illuminating discussion of these matters, see J. M. Masson,
A Dark Science
(New York: Noonday Press, 1986); J. M. Masson,
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Hysteria;
Alex Comfort,
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