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"The term "shut-in" describing a personality reaction was first used by Hoch and later elaborated by Adolph Meyer to describe a stormy childhood and a difficult adolescence characterized by withdrawal, indifference, inability to mix with other children and often with overprotection and anxiety on the parents part.
"In other words, a child with a shut-in personality exhibits the withdrawn, seclusive, apathetic and antisocial traits that the dementia praecox or "process schizophrenic" shows to an exaggerated degree." -- From "Diagnostic and Prognostic Significance of the Shut-In Personality Type as a Prodromal Factor in Schizophrenia," by Phyllis Whitman,PhD, Illinois Department of Public Welfare, Elgin State Hospital
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"The term "shut-in" describing a personality reaction was first used by Hoch and later elaborated by Adolph Meyer to describe a stormy childhood and a difficult adolescence characterized by withdrawal, indifference, inability to mix with other children and often with overprotection and anxiety on the parents part. 
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