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Angry words as slips of the tongue in arguments
Dr. Martin Harrow of Michael Reese Hospital says angry remarks during fights may be slips of the tongue not real thoughts. Under stress, people blur out phrases and may utter disordered sentences, reflecting several conflicting thoughts rather than true intent.
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GAY Pauley
NEW York
UPI
United Press International
Judianne Densen-Gerber
Densen-Gerber
America
Henry Giarretto
Santa Clara County
San Jose
Calif
Ebrahim Amanat
Amanat
St. Louis
Odyssey Institute, Inc
Robert Leonard
Flint
Mich
Giarretto
California
Santa Clara
Carol Parry
Special Services For Children
Bureau of Child Welfare
Sharon Pallone
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Social Services Office
Connecticut
State Commission of Social Service
Pediatrics Magazine
United States
U.S. Public Health Service
NBC
Santa Clara Project
Amanant
UFI
Vincent de Francis
American Humane Association
Denver
de Francis
Chicago
Martin Harrow
Harrow
Michael Reese Hospital
Psychosomatic and Psychiatric Institute