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The Role of the TAT in the Measurement of Achievement as a Function of Expectancy

Bernard I. Murstein Interfaith Counseling Center, USA
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Herbert L. Collier University of Portland, USA
Pages 96-101 | Received 13 Jun 1961, Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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BernardI. Murstein & LawrenceV. Easter. (1965) The Role of Achievement Motive, Anxiety, Stimulus, and Expectancy, on Achievement Motivation in Arithmetic and Thematic Tests. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 29:4, pages 491-497.
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. 1967. The Anatomy of Achievement Motivation. The Anatomy of Achievement Motivation 165 193 .

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