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Rorschach Research Exchange Volume 10, 1946 - Issue 3
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The Use of the Rorschach in a Psychiatric Study of Promiscuous Girls

Katherine P. Bradway Ph.D.
,
Ernest G. Lion M.D.
&
Hazle G. Corrigan
Pages 105-110 | Published online: 16 Nov 2010

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SamuelB. Kutash. (1954) The Impact of Projective Techniques on Basic Psychological Science. Journal of Projective Techniques 18:4, pages 453-469.
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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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Rebecca Lemov. (2011) X-rays of inner worlds: The mid-twentieth-century American Projective Test Movement. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences 47:3, pages 251-278.
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