[Target syndromes and reaction spectra of psychopharmaceuticals. Problems in therapy and research].

Experiments were held not only to determine clinical differences in reaction for neuroleptics and antidepressants, but also to place them in relation to pharmacological data gained from animal experiments. For the tranquilizers, only a scheme of clinical impressions, could be offered since with this group of psychotropics the differences in reaction are as a rule too small to be secured statistically.