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According to Wikipedia, Stanley Cobb was a neurologist and could be considered "the founder of biological psychiatry in the United States". Early life Cobb was born on December 10, 1887, in Brookline, Massachusetts, to John Candler Cobb. His great-grandmother, Augusta Adams Cobb, abandoned her husband and married Mormon prophet Brigham Young as his third wife in 1843. Cobb's childhood and education were affected by his stammer, which it is suggested led him to study the neurosciences in an attempt to understand its cause. He married Elizabeth Mason Almy in 1915.

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Speech and Brain-Mechanisms. (1960) (1013)
Length of life and cause of death in rheumatoid arthritis. (1953) (360)
Reading, Writing And Speech Problems In Children. By Samuel Torrey Orton, M. D. (Thomas W. Salmon Memorial Lectures.) (New York: W. W. Norton & Co., 1937.) (1937) (270)
The Size of the Olfactory Bulb in 108 Species of Birds (1968) (234)
VASOMOTOR CONTROL OF CEREBRAL VESSELS (1938) (160)
HAEMANGIOMA OF THE SPINAL CORD: ASSOCIATED WITH SKIN NAEVI OF THE SAME METAMERE. (1915) (154)
Preliminary observations on mental disturbances occurring in patients under therapy with cortisone and ACTH. (1952) (135)
THE EFFECTS OF ANEMIA ON THE CEREBRAL CORTEX OF THE CAT (1930) (134)
Neuropsychiatric aspects of Cushing's syndrome. (1952) (130)
CEREBRAL CIRCULATION: XIX. THE VAGAL PATHWAY OF THE VASODILATOR IMPULSES (1932) (122)
Mental Symptoms in Temporal Lobe Epilepsy and Temporal Lobe Gliomas. (1959) (119)
ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF MUSCULAR FATIGUE IN MAN (1923) (100)
THE ELECTROMYOGRAM IN MYASTHENIA GRAVIS (1928) (94)
Symposium on the Management of the Cocoanut Grove Burns at the Massachusetts General Hospital: NEUROPSYCHIATRIC OBSERVATIONS (1943) (90)
CHRONIC MANGANESE POISONING: REPORT OF A CASE, WITH AUTOPSY (1934) (89)
Psychological mechanisms in patients with cancer (1951) (88)
MENTAL DISTURBANCES ASSOCIATED WITH ACTH AND CORTISONE: A REVIEW OF EXPLANATORY HYPOTHESES (1955) (87)
EPILEPSY: FROM THE STANDPOINT OF PHYSIOLOGY AND TREATMENT (1928) (75)
EPILEPSY: XIII. AURA IN EPILEPSY; A STATISTICAL REVIEW OF 1,359 CASES (1933) (75)
THE CEREBRAL CIRCULATION: XIII. THE QUESTION OF END-ARTERIES OF THE BRAIN AND THE MECHANISM OF INFARCTION (1931) (73)
Alcoholic Polyneuritis; Dietary Deficiency as a Factor in Its Production (1933) (70)
Psychosomatic Study of 46 Young Men with Coronary Artery Disease (1954) (69)
Further observations on mental disturbances associated with cortisone and ACTH therapy. (1953) (59)
Photic driving as a cause of clinical seizures in epileptic patients. (1947) (56)
CAUSES OF EPILEPSY (1932) (55)
NEUROPSYCHIATRIC OBSERVATIONS. (1943) (55)
Borderlands of Psychiatry (1944) (55)
CLINICAL AND ANATOMICAL STUDIES ON TWO CATS WITHOUT NEOCORTEX (1931) (53)
SIMULTANEOUS ELECTROMYOGRAMS AND ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS IN PARALYSIS AGITANS (1939) (49)
THE CEREBRAL CIRCULATION: X. The Action of Histamine (1929) (49)
Somatosensory Changes After Penetrating Brain Wounds in Man (1963) (48)
XVI. CHANGES IN THE HUMAN RETINAL CIRCULATION AND IN THE PRESSURE OF THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID DURING INHALATION OF A MIXTURE OF CARBON DIOXIDE AND OXYGEN (1931) (47)
The effect of advancing age upon the human spinal cord (1959) (45)
Embryology of Behavior (1945) (45)
A Psychiatric Survey of Fifty Cases of Bronchial Asthma (1939) (41)
IN 108 SPECIES OF BIRDS (1968) (39)
A Note on the Size of the Avian Olfactory Bulb (1959) (38)
A CONTRAST BETWEEN THE ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAMS OF 100 PSYCHONEUROTIC PATIENTS AND THOSE OF 500 NORMAL ADULTS (1945) (37)
The capillary bed of the locus coeruleus (1940) (37)
CEREBRAL CIRCULATION: XLV. VASODILATION IN THE PIA FOLLOWING STIMULATION OF THE GENICULATE GANGLION (1937) (36)
Environmental Factors in Rheumatoid Arthritis: a Study of the Relationship between the Onset and Exacerbations of Arthritis and the Emotional or Environmental Factors (1939) (34)
REVIEW ON THE TONUS OF SKELETAL MUSCLE (1925) (34)
Language behavior in manic patients. (1952) (31)
STUDIES IN EPILEPSY: VIII. THE CLINICAL EFFECT OF FASTING (1928) (31)
THE CEREBRAL CIRCULATION: VII. CHANGES IN CEREBRAL CAPILLARY BED FOLLOWING CERVICAL SYMPATHECTOMY (1929) (29)
A comparison of the size of an auditory nucleus (n. mesencephalicus lateralis, pars dorsalis) with the size of the optic lobe in twenty‐seven species of birds (1964) (28)
ON THE GENESIS AND INHIBITION OF EXTENSOR RIGIDITY (1917) (28)
THE CEREBRAL CIRCULATION: VIII. A QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF THE CAPILLARIES IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS (1929) (25)
ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF PARALYSIS AGITANS (PARKINSON'S DISEASE) (1942) (25)
Brain and personality. (1960) (23)
Language patterns in psychotic and psychoneurotic subjects. (1954) (22)
THE MUSCULAR ATROPHIES AND ALLIED DISORDERS (1935) (22)
ELECTRICAL STUDIES IN MAMMALIAN REFLEXES: III. Immediate Changes in the Flexion Reflex after Spinal Transection (1923) (21)
Great Black-Backed Gull (Larus marinus) (1957) (21)
The Discovery of Reflexes (1961) (21)
THE CEREBRAL CIRCULATION: IX. THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE CERVICAL SYMPATHETIC NERVES TO CEREBRAL BLOOD SUPPLY (1929) (20)
Psychological changes associated with giant pituitary neoplasms. (1955) (20)
BRAIN SIZE. (1965) (20)
A REPORT OF ELEVEN CASES OF CERVICAL SYMPATHETIC NERVE INJURY, CAUSING THE OCULOPUPILLARY SYNDROME (1920) (19)
ANTICONVULSIVE ACTION OF VITAL DYES (1938) (19)
On the nature and locus of mind. (1952) (18)
A NOTE ON THE SUPPOSED RELATION OF THE SYMPATHETIC NERVES TO DECEREBRATE RIGIDITY, MUSCLE TONE AND TENDON REFLEXES (1918) (18)
CEREBRAL EDEMA AND HEADACHE FOLLOWING CARBON MONOXID ASPHYXIA (1924) (18)
MUSCLE TONUS: A CRITICAL REVIEW BASED ON WORK PRESENTED AT THE INTERNATIONAL NEUROLOGICAL CONGRESS, BERN, SWITZERLAND, 1931 (1932) (17)
Language behavior in psychoneurotic patients. (1953) (17)
CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE FROM VENOUS AND CAPILLARY STASIS.: A REPORT OF FIVE CASES WITH AUTOPSY (1929) (14)
The Cerebral Circulation (1934) (14)
AN ELECTROCARDIOGRAM AND AN ELECTROMYOGRAM IN AN ELEPHANT (1921) (14)
ACID-BASE BALANCE OF THE BLOOD IN A PATIENT WITH HYSTERICAL HYPERVENTILATION (1938) (13)
Determination of total lung capacity in disease from routine chest roentgenograms. (1954) (13)
ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF PARALYSIS AGITANS (1922) (13)
FORCED DRAINAGE OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM: ITS EFFECT ON THE BLOOD AND ON THE CEREBROSPINAl FLUID (1930) (12)
The epidemiology of rheumatoid arthritis, with particular reference to the importance of morning stiffness. (1954) (11)
TICK PARASITES ON CAPE COD. (1942) (11)
ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF EXPERIMENTAL CONVULSIONS (1924) (11)
Relation of hereditary optic atrophy (leber) to the other familial degenerative diseases of central nervous system. (1952) (10)
A PREFACE TO NERVOUS DISEASES (1937) (10)
CUTANEOUS SENSIBILITY IN CASES OF PERIPHERAL NERVE INJURY: EPICRITIC AND PROTOPATHIC HYPOTHESIS OF HEAD UNTENABLE (1919) (10)
Neuropathology of Experimental Vitamin Deficiency: A Report of Four Series of Dogs Maintained on Diets Deficient in the B Vitamins. (1935) (10)
One hundred years of progress in neurology, psychiatry and neurosurgery. (1948) (9)
A Psychiatric Survey of Fifty Cases of Bronchial Asthma* (1939) (9)
ANTICONVULSIVE ACTION OF AZOSULFAMIDE IN PATIENTS WITH EPILEPSY (1941) (9)
CEREBRAL CIRCULATION: XXVII. ACTION ON THE PIAL ARTERIES OF THE CONVULSANTS CAFFEINE, ABSINTH, CAMPHOR AND PICROTOXIN (1933) (9)
Amnesia for the left limbs developing into anosognosia; report of a case. (1947) (9)
REVIEW OF NEUROPSYCHIATRY FOR 1938 (1938) (8)
PHYSIOLOGY, PSYCHIATRY AND THE INHIBITIONS (1928) (8)
PSYCHIATRIC APPROACH TO THE TREATMENT OF EPILEPSY (1940) (8)
Section of U fibers of motor cortex in cases of paralysis agitans (Parkinson's disease); report of 9 cases. (1950) (8)
Monism and psychosomatic medicine. (1957) (8)
THE RELATION OF CERTAIN PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROCESSES TO EPILEPTIFORM SEIZURES (1929) (8)
Technic of Interviewing a Patient with Psychosomatic Disorder (1944) (7)
“Alcoholic” Polyneuritis: Dietary Deficiency as a Factor in Its Production (1934) (7)
REVIEW OF NEUROPSYCHIATRY FOR 1937 (1937) (7)
Frontal Lobe Surgery in the Treatment of Pain: With Consideration of Postoperative Psychological Changes (1952) (7)
THE CEREBRAL CIRCULATION: XXV. REMARKS ON CLINICAL PHYSIOLOGY (1933) (7)
RELATION OF EMOTIONS TO INJURY AND DISEASE: A CALL FOR FORENSIC PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE (1943) (6)
THE CEREBRAL CIRCULATION XXXIV. THE ACTION OF NARCOTIC DRUGS ON THE PIAL VESSELS (1935) (6)
ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF MUSCLES DURING HYSTERICAL CONTRACTION (1920) (6)
Familial system diseases of the neuraxis; the relation of the neural muscular atrophies to other heredodegenerative diseases of the nervous system. (1953) (6)
SOME CLINICAL CHANGES IN BEHAVIOR ACCOMPANYING ENDOCRINE DISORDERS (1960) (5)
Frontal lobe surgery; its value in the treatment of pain with consideration of postoperative psychological changes. (1953) (5)
The role of nutritional deficiency in nervous and mental disease. (1943) (5)
On the Size of the Auditory Nuclei in Some Apodiformes and Caprimulgiformes (1968) (4)
REVIEW OF NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY FOR 1935-1936: (1936) (4)
PHYSIOLOGY OF SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM IN RELATION TO CERTAIN SURGICAL PROBLEMS (1926) (4)
Inhibitory Effects of Pteroyl Glutamic Acid Preparations. (1949) (4)
CHANGES IN THE INTERSTITIAL CELLS OF THE BRAIN WITH MORPHINE INTOXICATION (1929) (4)
Histopathologic effects of anoxia on the central nervous system. (1946) (4)
Psychiatric and physiologic studies on fatigue. (1947) (4)
THE COURSE OF RECOVERY FOLLOWING TRAUMA OF THE SPINAL CORD (1921) (4)
REVIEW OF NEUROPSYCHIATRY FOR 1940 (1940) (4)
Treatment of psychoneurosis and results of follow-up study. (1950) (4)
Textbook of Psychiatry for Students and Practitioners (1963) (4)
INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE CHANGES DURING EXPERIMENTAL CONVULSIONS (1923) (4)
ON THE ANGLE OF THE CEREBRAL AXIS IN THE AMERICAN WOODCOCK (1959) (4)
A Preface to Nervous Disease (1936) (4)
Epilogue: meditations on psychosomatic medicine. (1975) (3)
THOUGHTS ON SCHIZOPHRENIA. (1964) (3)
Review of neuropsychiatry for 1949. (1950) (3)
Review of neuropsychiatry. (1935) (3)
METABOLIC STUDIES ON EPILEPTIC PATIENTS RECEIVING AZOSULFAMIDE AND PHENOBARBITAL (1943) (3)
The excitable cortex in conscious man (1959) (3)
William Gordon Lennox, M.D. 1884-1960 (1961) (3)
Awareness, attention & physiology of the brain stem. (1955) (3)
Psychosomatic medicine today. (1962) (3)
Review of neuropsychiatry for 1951. (1952) (3)
The Use of Salicylates in the Treatment of Chronic Epidemic Encephalitis (1928) (3)
Review of neuropsychiatry for 1945. (1946) (3)
REVIEW OF NEUROPSYCHIATRY FOR 1944: NEUROSIS AND THE WAR (1945) (2)
Civilization and its Discontents (1964) (2)
Speech Disorders and Their Treatment. (1943) (2)
Review of neuropsychiatry for 1950. (1951) (2)
Language patterns in psychotic and psychoneurotic subjects. (1954) (2)
DAVID LINN EDSALL 1869–1945 (1946) (2)
Simultaneous Respiration and Electroencephalographic Recording in Petit Mal (1939) (2)
THE MATERIAL DEALT WITH BY THE NEUROPHYSIOLOGIST IN THE STUDY OF PERSONALITY (1935) (2)
Studies in Mammalian Neuropathology. I. Cerebral Cholesteatoma in the Horse (1923) (2)
Notes on the brain of the hummingbird. (1962) (2)
REVIEW OF NEUROPSYCHIATRY FOR 1941 (1941) (2)
Review of neuropsychiatry for 1948. (1949) (1)
Use of the life chart in psychiatric consultation. (1946) (1)
Darwin's Biological Works: Some Aspects Reconsidered. (1964) (1)
Jacob Ellis Finesinger 1902–1959 (1959) (1)
Blood Pressure and Subarctic Climate in the Soviet Union (1961) (1)
The Central Nervous System and Behavior: Translations from the Russian Medical Literature (1962) (1)
1. Darwin's Biological Works: Some Aspects Reconsidered. (1962) (1)
MESENCEPHALITIS SYPHILITICA (1924) (1)
WILLIAM GORDON LENNOX (1959) (1)
Review of neuropsychiatry, 1955. (1956) (1)
Psychiatry in a general hospital. (1946) (1)
Neurology. By Roy R. Grinker, Second edition. (Springfield, Ill.: Chas. E. Thomas, 1937.) (1938) (1)
Report of a Case of Progressive Athetosis with Lesions in the Basal Ganglia (1930) (1)
REVIEW OF NEUROPSYCHIATRY FOR 1942 (1942) (1)
EPILEPTIC DEMENTIA KESEMKLING SCHIZOPHRENIA: CLINICO‐PATHOLOGICAL REPORT OF A CASE (1964) (1)
Review of Psychopathology. (1)
REVIEW OF NEUROPSYCHIATRY FOR 1939 (1939) (1)
Observations on the spinal cord of phocaena (1928) (1)
Applications of psychiatry in industrial hygiene (1)
Review of neuropsychiatry. (1957) (0)
Physical Anthropology: Visceral Innervation and Its Relation to Personality. Albert Kuntz (1953) (0)
Live at Peace with Your Nerves (1959) (0)
Book ReviewEpilepsy and the Functional Anatomy of the Human Brain. (1954) (0)
On the nature and locus of mind. (1951) (0)
CHAPTER V. THE ANATOMICAL BASIS OF THE EMOTIONS (1943) (0)
MACHINES, MEDICINE AND MORALS. (1965) (0)
CHAPTER IV. THE FUNCTION OF THE FRONTAL AREAS OF THE HUMAN BRAIN (1943) (0)
Psychiatry in a general hospital. (1946) (0)
BOSTON SOCIETY OF NEUROLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY: REGULAR MEETING, FEBRUARY 18, 1926. DONALD GREGG, M.D., PRESIDENT, IN THE CHAIR (1926) (0)
Adolf Meyer; M. D. 1866-1950. (1950) (0)
Mental Abnormality and the Law (1963) (0)
Midsummer Birds in the Catskill Mountains (0)
CHAPTER IX. PSYCHOSOMATICS (1943) (0)
Book ReviewBrain Mechanisms Underlying Speech and Language. (1968) (0)
In Memoriam: Walter Bauer, M.D (1964) (0)
CHARLES MACFIE CAMPBELL, M.D. 1876-1943 (1943) (0)
Book Reviews (1948) (0)
CHAPTER VIII. PSYCHONEUROSIS (1943) (0)
Neurocirculatory asthenia, effort syndrome and anxiety neurosis. (1946) (0)
ON THE PATHOGENESIS OF PARALYSIS AGITANS (PARKINSONʼS DISEASE) (1944) (0)
Notes from Eastern Alberta (1911) (0)
SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL COMPONENTS OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR (1960) (0)
Editor, American Journal of Psychiatry: (1953) (0)
Physiological foundations of neurology and psychiatry (1954) (0)
Textbook of Psychiatry (1964) (0)
Reviews and Notices of Books (1924) (0)
BOOK REVIEWS (1959) (0)
Medicine Monographs. Volume XIV, Epilepsy (1929) (0)
Children Handicapped By Cerebral Palsy. By Elizabeth Evans Lord. (New York: The Commonwealth Fund; London: Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press, 1937.) (1937) (0)
Review of neuropsychiatry for 1947. (1948) (0)
3 Human Nature and the Understanding of Disease (1949) (0)
Collected Papers. Department of Diseases of the Nervous System. Harvard Medical School. New Series (1935) (0)
Autonomic Dyspraxia: An Hypothesis for the Mechanism of Psychosis, Neurosis and Psychosomatic Disease (1958) (0)
Introduction to neuropathology (1951) (0)
Preface, by Stanley Cobb (1933) (0)
Problems in cerebral anatomy and physiology. (1934) (0)
The Kaiser Wilhelm Society for the Advancement of Science (1929) (0)
HÆMANGIOMA OF THE SPINAL CORD: ASSOCIATED WITH SKIN NÆVI OF THE SAME METAMERE (1915) (0)
For a generic classification of certain psychoses. (1953) (0)
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF PSYCHOSOMATIC SOCIETY (1955) (0)
BOSTON SOCIETY OF PSYCHIATRY AND NEUROLOGY: THE USE OF INTRAVENOUS SALICYLATE IN EPIDEMIC ENCEPHALITIS (1928) (0)
Greenhouse plants & bulbs for spring and summer planting (1940) (0)
REVIEW OF NEUROPSYCHIATRY FOR 1943 (1943) (0)
CHAPTER III. SPEECH AND LANGUAGE DEFECTS (1943) (0)
CHAPTER II. THE PARALLEL EVOLUTION OF SPEECH, VISION AND INTELLECT (1943) (0)
Contents Vol. 120, 1950 (1950) (0)
A Comparison of the Summer Resident Birds Today and Forty Years Ago in a Small Area in Massachusetts (1945) (0)
Review of neuropsychiatry for 1946. (1947) (0)
The Brain: The Brain as an Organ . By Frederic Wertham, M.D., and Florence Wertham, with introduction by Adolf Meyer, M.D. Published by the Macmillan Company, New York, 1934; 538 pages, 166 plates. Price, $7.50. (1935) (0)
Theories of the Mind (1964) (0)
Attacks by Screech Owls (1931) (0)
Management of Emotional Problems in Medical Practice (1957) (0)
Editorial: A Psychobiologist in Retirement (1960) (0)
CHAPTER I. BODY AND MIND (1943) (0)
LINGUAL SPASM. (1935) (0)
Review of neuropsychiatry. (1955) (0)
A Fee List from the Papers of Archelaus Green Smith, M.D. (1923) (0)
Hepato-Lenticular Degeneration (1932) (0)
Psychological changes associated with giant tumours of pituitary. (1955) (0)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF NEUROPATHOLOGISTS (1941) (0)
Editorial: Monism and Psychosomatic Medicine (1957) (0)
Language behavior in manic patients. (1951) (0)
The Life of Birds (1964) (0)
LAWRENCE RAYMOND MORRISON, M.D. 1897-1950 (1951) (0)
COLLECTED PAPERS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM (1942) (0)
Psychiatry in a General Hospital. (1946) (0)
The Central Nervous System and Behavior, Transactions of the Second Conference, February 22–25, 1959 (1962) (0)
REPLY TO THE FOREGOING (1964) (0)
A case of hysteria. (1948) (0)
CHAPTER VII. CONCERNING FITS (1943) (0)
Electrical Stimulation of the Brain: An Interdisciplinary Survey of Neurobehavioral Integrative Systems (1963) (0)

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