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Personality Development in Adolescence

Nadine Suares M. D. A condensation of a thesis from the Jean-Jacques Rousseau Institute, Geneva, Switzerland
Pages 2-11 | Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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JaneA. Finn & Charles Neuringer. (1968) Left-Handedness: A Study of Its Relation to Opposition. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 32:1, pages 49-52.
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Louise Bates Ames & Marjean Kremer. (1960) Constancy of Content in Rorschach Responses. The Journal of Genetic Psychology 96:1, pages 145-164.
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DavidC. Murray. (1957) White Space on the Rorschach: Interpretation and Validity. Journal of Projective Techniques 21:1, pages 47-53.
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DavidC. Murray. (1957) An Investigation of the Rorschach White Space Response in an Extratensive Experience Balance as a Measure of Outwardly Directed Opposition. Journal of Projective Techniques 21:1, pages 40-46.
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Annelies Argelander Rose & BerthaK. Stavrianos. (1943) Sex Differences in the Perceptual Attitude of Children. The Journal of Psychology 16:1, pages 129-143.
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Max Hertzman & Helen Margulies. (1943) Developmental Changes as Reflected in Rorschach Test Responses. The Pedagogical Seminary and Journal of Genetic Psychology 62:2, pages 189-215.
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Bartha Stavrianos. (1942) An Investigation of Sex Differences in Children as Revealed by the Rorschach Method. Rorschach Research Exchange 6:4, pages 168-175.
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MargueriteR. Hertz. (1942) Personality Patterns in Adolescence as Portrayed by the Rorschach Ink-Blot Method: I. The Movement Factors. The Journal of General Psychology 27:1, pages 119-188.
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WilliamU. Snyder. (1941) A Survey of Recent Studies in the Measurement of Personality, Attitudes, and Interests, of Adolescents. The Journal of General Psychology 25:2, pages 403-420.
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MargueriteR. Hertz. (1941) Rorschach: Twenty Years After. Rorschach Research Exchange 5:3, pages 90-129.
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DouglasM. Kelley & Ettore Rieti. (1939) The Geneva Approach to thes Rorschach Method. Rorschach Research Exchange 3:4, pages 195-201.
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Iyan Norman Mensh. (2016) Rorschach Study of the Gifted Child. Journal of Exceptional Children 17:1, pages 8-23.
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MARGUERITE R. HERTZ. (1941) EVALUATION OF THE RORSCHACH METHOD IN ITS APPLICATION TO NORMAL CHILDHOOD AND ADOLESCENCE*. Journal of Personality 10:2, pages 151-162.
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Percival M. Symonds & Elisabeth A. Samuel. (2016) Chapter VI: Projective Methods in the Study of Personality. Review of Educational Research 11:1, pages 80-93.
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MORRIS KRUGMAN. (1940) OUT OF THE INKWELL: THE RORSCHACH METHOD*. Journal of Personality 9:2, pages 91-110.
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G. M. Ruch & P. T. Orata. (2016) Chapter XI: Testing: Intelligence, Aptitude, Personality, and Achievement. Review of Educational Research 9:5, pages 514-523.
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