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The House and Tree In Verbal Fantasy: I. Age and Sex Differences In Themes and Content

Solomon Diamond Ph.D. Los Angeles State College, USA
Pages 316-325 | Received 06 Jul 1953, Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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Solomon Diamond. (1955) Sex Stereotypes and Acceptance of Sex Role. The Journal of Psychology 39:2, pages 385-388.
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Solomon Diamond. (1954) The House and Tree in Verbal Fantasy, II. Their Different Roles. Journal of Projective Techniques 18:4, pages 414-417.
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Daniel G. Brown & Alexander Tolor. (2016) Human Figure Drawings as Indicators of Sexual Identification and Inversion. Perceptual and Motor Skills 7:2, pages 199-211.
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Joseph Lyons. (1955) The scar on the H-T-P tree. Journal of Clinical Psychology 11:3, pages 267-270.
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