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Studies of the Sentence Completion Test

Eugenia Hanfmann Ph.D. Brandeis University
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J. W. Getzels University of Chicago, USA
Pages 280-294 | Received 25 Nov 1952, Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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Ron Shouval, Edmund Duek & Avital Ginton. (1975) A Multiple-Choice Version of the Sentence Completion Method. Journal of Personality Assessment 39:1, pages 41-49.
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JohnC. Coleman. (1969) The Levels Hypothesis: A Re-Examination and Reorientation. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 33:2, pages 118-122.
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ElsaM. Siipola. (1968) Incongruence of Sentence Completions under Time Pressure and Freedom. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 32:6, pages 562-571.
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JonathanH. Weiss, MarvinR. Goldfried & Irwin Bayroff. (1965) The Levels Hypothesis and the Study of Stimulus Value of Projective Test Items. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 29:4, pages 445-453.
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PhilipA. Goldberg. (1965) A Review of Sentence Completion Methods In Personality Assessment. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 29:1, pages 12-45.
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HerbertK. Stone & NicholasP. Dellis. (1960) An Exploratory Investigation Into the Levels Hypothesis. Journal of Projective Techniques 24:3, pages 333-340.
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AlbinR. Gilbert. (1956) Projective Cross-Examination. The Journal of Psychology 42:1, pages 105-132.
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HenryP. David. (1955) Brief, Unstructured Items: The Projective Question. Journal of Projective Techniques 19:3, pages 292-300.
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Floyd S. Irvin. (2016) Effects of Stem Reference on Sentence-Completion Responses. Psychological Reports 21:2, pages 679-680.
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Elise E. Lessing, Mary K. Pribyl & David J. Patek. (1966) DISTURBED CHILDREN'S ATTITUDES TOWARD PARENTS AND PEERS AS REVEALED BY SENTENCE COMPLETIONS. Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry 7:3-4, pages 209-223.
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Edwin N. Barker. (2010) Authoritarianism of the Political Right, Center, and Left. Journal of Social Issues 19:2, pages 63-74.
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Henry P. David & William Rabinowitz. 1960. Perspectives in Personality Research. Perspectives in Personality Research 316 341 .
Elliot G. Mishler. (2016) A Scalogram Analysis of the Sentence Completion Test. Educational and Psychological Measurement 18:1, pages 75-90.
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