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Journal of Projective Techniques Volume 20, 1956 - Issue 3
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Increments and Consistency of Performance in Four Repeated Rorschach Administrations

Bert Kaplan
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Stanley Berger University of Kansas, USA
Pages 304-309 | Received 07 Aug 1955, Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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Cato Gronnerod. (2003) Temporal Stability in the Rorschach Method : A Meta-Analytic Review. Journal of Personality Assessment 80:3, pages 272-293.
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FredJ. Goldstein. (1961) “Custom-Made or Store-Bought Projective Techniques” What Do They Represent?. Journal of Projective Techniques 25:1, pages 11-20.
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George C. Curtis & Max L. Fogel. (1972) Random living schedule: Psychological effects in man. Journal of Psychiatric Research 9:4, pages 315-323.
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Jules D. Holzberg. 1968. Projective Techniques in Personality Assessment. Projective Techniques in Personality Assessment 18 63 .
Jules D. Holzberg. 1968. Projective Techniques in Personality Assessment. Projective Techniques in Personality Assessment 18 63 .
Seymour Epstein, Elizabeth Lundborg & Bert Kaplan. (1962) Allocation of energy and Rorschach responsivity. Journal of Clinical Psychology 18:2, pages 236-238.
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