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The Relationship Between Manifestations of Hostility in Projective Tests and Overt Behavior

John R. Smith United States Army Air Force, USA
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James C. Coleman Administrator Clinical School, University of California, Los Angeles, USA
Pages 326-334 | Received 01 Nov 1955, Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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Edwin S. Shneidman. (1986) MAPS of the Harvard Yard. Journal of Personality Assessment 50:3, pages 436-447.
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FredW. Vondracek, AlethaH. Stein & LynetteK. Friedrich. (1973) A Non-Verbal Technique for Assessing Frustration Response in Pre-School Children. Journal of Personality Assessment 37:4, pages 355-362.
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VictorJ. Ganzer, IrwinG. Sarason, CarolT. Green & Carolyn Rinke. (1970) Effects of Model's and Observer's Hostility on Rorschach, Interview and Test Performance. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 34:4, pages 302-315.
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JurisG. Draguns, E. Marie Haley & Leslie Phillips. (1968) Studies of Rorschach Content: A Review of Research Literature Part III: Theoretical Formulations. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 32:1, pages 16-32.
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E. Marie Haley, JurisG. Draguns & Leslie Phillips. (1967) Studies of Rorschach Content; A Review of Research Literature Part II; Non-Traditional Uses of Content Indicators. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 31:2, pages 3-38.
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JohnC. Coleman. (1967) Stimulus Factors in the Relation between Fantasy and Behavior. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 31:1, pages 68-73.
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EdwinI. Megargee & PatrickE. Cook. (1967) The Relation of TAT and Inkblot Aggressive content Scales with Each Other and with Criteria of Overt Aggressiveness in Juvenile Delinquents. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 31:1, pages 48-60.
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LloydH. Silverman. (1963) On the Relationship between Aggressive Imagery and Thought Disturbance in Rorschach Responses. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 27:3, pages 336-344.
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RichardH. Dana. (1962) The Validation of Projective Tests. Journal of Projective Techniques 26:2, pages 182-186.
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Clara Lee Edgar & EdwinS. Shneidman. (1958) Some Relationships among Thematic Projective Tests of Various Degrees of Structuredness and Behavior in a Group Situation. Journal of Projective Techniques 22:1, pages 3-12.
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George Frank. (2016) On the Prediction of Aggressive Behavior from the Rorschach. Psychological Reports 75:1, pages 183-191.
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Lorene Heuvelman & Daniel Graybill. (1990) Assessment of Children's Fantasies With the Make a Picture Story: Validity and Norms. Journal of Personality Assessment 55:3, pages 578-592.
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Bernard I. Murstein. (2016) Assumptions, Adaptation-Level, and Projective Techniques. Perceptual and Motor Skills 12:2, pages 107-125.
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J. T. Hunt. (2016) Chapter III: Emotional Development in Childhood and Adolescence. Review of Educational Research 28:5, pages 401-409.
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