PEDIATRICS Vol. 19 No. 4 April 1957, pp. 718
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Six Children

BARBARA KORSCH M.D.

Six Children is a book by a school psychiatrist who, in spite of rather extensive experience, has retained a very limited understanding and a rigid outlook concerning the emotional and psychological problems of children. She divides the problems she has encountered into six categories exemplified by the Six Children in the title:

1. The quick-thinking child.

2. The slow-thinking child.

3. The child whose brain has been injured.

4. The child maladjusted emotionally.

5. The child of unusual cultural background.

6. The child of unusual training.