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Body Disturbance and Sexual Elaboration Factors in Figure Drawings of Schizophrenic Patients

Kathleen Carlson Yale University, USA
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Donald Quinlan Yale University, USA
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Gary Tucker Yale University, USA
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Martin Harrow Yale University, USA
Pages 56-63 | Received 13 Jan 1972, Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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John Whitcomb Shaffer, Karen Rose Duszynski & Caroline Bedell Thomas. (1984) A Comparison of Three Methods for Scoring Figure Drawings. Journal of Personality Assessment 48:3, pages 245-254.
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Sandra R. Leichtman, Joseph W. Burnett & Harry M. Robinson Jr.. (1981) Body Image Concerns of Psoriasis Patients As Reflected in Human Figure Drawings. Journal of Personality Assessment 45:5, pages 478-484.
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Martin Harrow, Donald Quinlan, Sue Wallington & Lawrence Pickett Jr.. (1976) Primitive Drive-Dominated Thinking: Relationship to Acute Schizophrenia and Sociopathy. Journal of Personality Assessment 40:1, pages 31-41.
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Scott O. Lilienfeld, James M. Wood & Howard N. Garb. (2017) The Scientific Status of Projective Techniques. Psychological Science in the Public Interest 1:2, pages 27-66.
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John W. Shaffer, Thomas A. Pearson, Lucy A. Mead & Caroline B. Thomas. (1986) A possible relationship between figure drawing data collected in medical school and later health status among physicians. Journal of Clinical Psychology 42:2, pages 363-369.
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Edward Feher, Leon Vandecreek & Hedwig Teglasi. (1983) The problem of art quality in the use of human figure drawing tests. Journal of Clinical Psychology 39:2, pages 268-275.
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Michael P. Maloney & Anne Glasser. (1982) An evaluation of the clinical utility of the Draw-A-Person Test. Journal of Clinical Psychology 38:1, pages 183-190.
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