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Insight Test Prognosis in Successful and Unsuccessful Rehabilitation of the Blind

Helen D. Sargent Ph.D.
Pages 429-441 | Received 18 Jan 1956, Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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TheodoreD. Wachs. (1966) Personality Testing of the Handicapped: A Review. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 30:4, pages 339-355.
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Dell Lebo. (1960) The Development and Employment of VTAT's or Pictureless Tat's. The Journal of Psychology 50:2, pages 197-204.
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Dell Lebo & Roselyn Sherman Bruce. (1960) Projective Methods Recommended for Use with the Blind. The Journal of Psychology 50:1, pages 15-38.
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Mary Engel. (1958) The Development and Applications of the Children's Insight Test. Journal of Projective Techniques 22:1, pages 13-25.
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