[Comparative psychological studies on disease management and attitude to life in patients with hemophilia with special reference to their motor disabilities].

The motor skills of 39 haemofiliacs are examined under the question to what extent they are permanently disabled and how this disability is subjectively experienced. Besides the question is followed how far the restriction of the motorial functions in relation to other psychological stress within this illness reduces and neurotizises their attitude to life. The results are discussed unter depth-psychological points of view and with regard to the Psychology of Neurosis.