Neurosis in fifty married couples assessed from general practice records, interviews by a psychiatric social worker and the use of the Cornell Medical Index.

Abstract

This paper records the prevalence of neurosis, estimated from G.P. records and from the C.M.I., in a group of 50 married couples on the list of a G.P. and correlates the presence of neurosis with some aspects of social and marital adjustment, assessed from interviews carried out by a P.S.W.