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The Non-Projective Aspects of the Rorschach Experiment: I. Introduction

Joseph Zubin Biometrics Research New York State Department of Mental Hygiene, Columbia University, USA
Pages 179-192 | Received 28 Dec 1954, Published online: 01 Jul 2010

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Martin Leichtman. (1996) The Nature of the Rorschach Task. Journal of Personality Assessment 67:3, pages 478-493.
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Edward Aronow & Marvin Reznikoff. (1973) Attitudes toward the Rorschach Test Expressed in Book Reviews: A Historical Perspective. Journal of Personality Assessment 37:4, pages 309-315.
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Gordon E. Rader. (1960) Rorschach productivity and participation in group psychotherapy. Journal of Clinical Psychology 16:4, pages 422-424.
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