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The Animal Symbol in the Rorschach Test, and an Animal Association Test

William Goldfarb Psychologist Ph.D. Foster Home Bureau, New York City, USA
Pages 8-22 | Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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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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MarvinR. Goldfried & Stanley Kissel. (1963) Age as a Variable in the Connotative Perceptions of Some Animal Symbols. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 27:2, pages 171-180.
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MarvinR. Goldfried. (1963) The Connotative Meaning of Some Animal Symbols for College Students. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment 27:1, pages 60-67.
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Milton Budoff. (1960) The Relative Utility of Animal and Human Figures in a Picture-story Test for Young Children. Journal of Projective Techniques 24:4, pages 347-352.
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ArnoldH. Buss & Ann Durkee. (1957) The Association of Animals with Familial Figures. Journal of Projective Techniques 21:4, pages 366-371.
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HenryP. David. (1955) Brief, Unstructured Items: The Projective Question. Journal of Projective Techniques 19:3, pages 292-300.
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KathrynR. Biersdorf & F.L. Marcuse. (1953) Responses of Children to Human and to Animal Pictures. Journal of Projective Techniques 17:4, pages 455-459.
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Charlyne Townsend Storment & BenC. Finney. (1953) Projection and Behavior: A Rorschach Study of Assaultive Mental Hospital Patients. Journal of Projective Techniques 17:3, pages 349-360.
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MargueriteR. Hertz. (1951) Current Problems in Rorschach Theory and Technique. Journal of Projective Techniques 15:3, pages 307-338.
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George Frank. (2016) On the Meaning of Movement Responses on the Rorschach. Psychological Reports 73:3_suppl, pages 1219-1225.
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MARGUERITE R. HERTZ, A. ELLIS & P.M. SYMONDS. 1966. Readings in Clinical Psychology. Readings in Clinical Psychology 169 191 .
Edward M. Scott. (1956) Regression or disintegration in schizophrenia?. Journal of Clinical Psychology 12:3, pages 298-300.
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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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