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The Rorschach M Response: A Return to Its Roots

Richard L. Kramer
Pages 30-36 | Published online: 10 Jun 2010

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James H. Kleiger. (1993) The Enduring Rorschach Contributions of David Rapaport. Journal of Personality Assessment 61:1, pages 198-205.
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Clifford M. DeCato. (1993) On the Rorschach M Response and Monotheism. Journal of Personality Assessment 60:2, pages 362-378.
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Helge Malmgren. (2000) Rorschach’s Idea of a “Movement” Response in the Light of Recent Philosophy and Psychology of Perception. Rorschachiana 24:1, pages 1-27.
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Margot Holaday. (2016) Coding and Interpreting Movement on the Rorschach. Assessment 3:2, pages 103-110.
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