OPPOSITE-SEX TWINS

[1] Abraham HC, 1953, INT J PSYCHOANAL, V34, P219

[2] [Anonymous], ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAN

[3] FANTASY SYSTEMS IN TWINS [J]. PSYCHOANALYTIC QUARTERLY, 1960, 29 (04) : 175 - 199

[4] BELO J, 1935, OVERGEDRUT TIJDSCRIF, V75, P482

[5] Brenner C, 1955, ELEMENTARY TXB PSYCH

[6] THE SYMBOLIC SIGNIFICANCE OF TWINS IN DREAMS [J]. PSYCHOANALYTIC QUARTERLY, 1952, 21 (02) : 172 - 180

[7] A STUDY OF IDENTICAL-TWINS - THEIR ANALYTIC MATERIAL COMPARED WITH EXISTING OBSERVATION DATA OF THEIR EARLY-CHILDHOOD [J]. PSYCHOANALYTIC STUDY OF THE CHILD, 1963, 18 (01) : 367 - 423

[8] Burlingham D., 1952, TWINS STUDY 3 PAIRS

[9] TWINS Observations of Environmental Influences on their Development [J]. PSYCHOANALYTIC STUDY OF THE CHILD, 1946, 2 : 61 - 73

[10] Burlingham DT, 1949, PSYCHOANAL STUD CHIL, V3-4, P57

[1] Abraham HC, 1953, INT J PSYCHOANAL, V34, P219

[2] [Anonymous], ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITAN

[3] FANTASY SYSTEMS IN TWINS [J]. PSYCHOANALYTIC QUARTERLY, 1960, 29 (04) : 175 - 199

[4] BELO J, 1935, OVERGEDRUT TIJDSCRIF, V75, P482

[5] Brenner C, 1955, ELEMENTARY TXB PSYCH

[6] THE SYMBOLIC SIGNIFICANCE OF TWINS IN DREAMS [J]. PSYCHOANALYTIC QUARTERLY, 1952, 21 (02) : 172 - 180

[7] A STUDY OF IDENTICAL-TWINS - THEIR ANALYTIC MATERIAL COMPARED WITH EXISTING OBSERVATION DATA OF THEIR EARLY-CHILDHOOD [J]. PSYCHOANALYTIC STUDY OF THE CHILD, 1963, 18 (01) : 367 - 423

[8] Burlingham D., 1952, TWINS STUDY 3 PAIRS

[9] TWINS Observations of Environmental Influences on their Development [J]. PSYCHOANALYTIC STUDY OF THE CHILD, 1946, 2 : 61 - 73

[10] Burlingham DT, 1949, PSYCHOANAL STUD CHIL, V3-4, P57