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How do Subjects Attempt Fake Results on the Rorschach Test?

Irving A. Fosberg Ph.D. Lt.(jg), H-V(S), USNR
Pages 119-121 | Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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B. Christopher Frueh & Bill N. Kinder. (1994) The Susceptibility of the Rorschach Inkblot Test to Malingering of Combat-Related PTSD. Journal of Personality Assessment 62:2, pages 280-298.
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Stuart Meisner. (1988) Susceptibility of Rorschach Distress Correlates to Malingering. Journal of Personality Assessment 52:3, pages 564-571.
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MartinF. Kaplan & LeonardD. Eron. (1965) Test Sophistication and Faking in the TAT Situation. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 29:4, pages 498-503.
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MARGUERITE R. HERTZ, A. ELLIS & P.M. SYMONDS. 1966. Readings in Clinical Psychology. Readings in Clinical Psychology 169 191 .
Awad A. Ismir. (2017) The effects of prior knowledge of the thematic apperception test on test performance. The Psychological Record 12:2, pages 157-164.
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Marguerite R. Hertz, Albert Ellis & Percival M. Symonds. (2016) Chapter VI: Rorschach Methods and Other Projective Technics. Review of Educational Research 17:1, pages 78-100.
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