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Volume 26, 1948 - Issue 1
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Application of the MMPI in Differentiating A.W.O.L. Recidivists from Non-Recidivists

Jerry H. Clark Veterans Administration Guidance Center, University of California, USA
Pages 229-234 | Received 06 Apr 1948, Published online: 02 Jul 2010

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James N. Butcher, Timothy Jeffrey, Tommie G. Cayton, Susan Colligan, Jerry R. DeVore & Rahn Minegawa. (1990) A Study of Active Duty Military Personnel With the MMPI-2. Military Psychology 2:1, pages 47-61.
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Terrill R. Holland & Mario Levi. (1983) Personality Correlates of Extent versus Type of Antisocial Behavior among Adult Offenders: A Mulitvariate Analysis. Multivariate Behavioral Research 18:4, pages 391-400.
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Charles A. Haertzen, Harris E. Hill & Jack J. Monroe. (1968) MMPI Scales for Differentiating and Predicting Relapse in Alcoholics, Opiate Addicts, and Criminals. International Journal of the Addictions 3:1, pages 91-106.
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Harriette Wetsel, RobertJ. Shapiro & EdwinE. Wagner. (1967) Prediction of Recidivism among Juvenile Delinquents with the Hand Test. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 31:4, pages 69-72.
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WilliamD. Altus. (1953) Adjustment Items Which Differentiate Between Psychiatric Categories of Military General Prisoners. The Journal of General Psychology 49:2, pages 293-301.
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Slávka Démuthová. (2012) Psychological characteristics of juvenile offenders with constant integration problems. Journal for Perspectives of Economic Political and Social Integration 18:1-2, pages 177-192.
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J. STEPHEN WORMITH & COLIN S. GOLDSTONE. (2016) The Clinical and Statistical Prediction of Recidivism. Criminal Justice and Behavior 11:1, pages 3-34.
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Terrill R. Holland & Norman Holt. (1975) Prisoner intellectual and personality correlates of offense severity and recidivism probability. Journal of Clinical Psychology 31:4, pages 667-672.
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Elisabeth H. Wiig & Lynn S. Bliss. (2016) Selection of Visual Dimensions by Aphasics and Non-Aphasics. Perceptual and Motor Skills 31:2, pages 435-440.
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James H. Panton. (1962) The identification of habitual criminalism with the MMPI. Journal of Clinical Psychology 18:2, pages 133-136.
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William Schofield. (1953) Research in clinical psychology: 1952. Journal of Clinical Psychology 9:4, pages 313-320.
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Jerry H. Clark. (1953) Additional applications of the awol recidivist scale. Journal of Clinical Psychology 9:1, pages 62-64.
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Robert A. Freeman & Harry M. Mason. (1952) Construction of a key to determine recidivists from non-recidivists using the MMPI. Journal of Clinical Psychology 8:2, pages 207-208.
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