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The Problem of R in the Rorschach: The Value of Varying Responses

Robert M. Lipgar
Pages 223-230 | Published online: 10 Jun 2010

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Abufazel Hosseininasab, Gregory J. Meyer, Donald J. Viglione, Joni L. Mihura, Ety Berant, Ana Cristina Resende, Jennifer Reese & Mohammad Reza Mohammadi. (2019) The Effect of CS Administration or an R-Optimized Alternative on R–PAS Variables: A Meta-Analysis of Findings From Six Studies. Journal of Personality Assessment 101:2, pages 199-212.
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KristinL. Dean, DonaldJ. Viglione, William Perry & GregoryJ. Meyer. (2007) A Method to Optimize the Response Range While Maintaining Rorschach Comprehensive System Validity. Journal of Personality Assessment 89:2, pages 149-161.
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Ronald J. Ganellen, Orest E. Wasyliw & Thomas W. Haywood. (1996) Can Psychosis Be Malingered on the Rorschach? An Empirical Study. Journal of Personality Assessment 66:1, pages 65-80.
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Gregory J. Meyer. (1993) The Impact of Response Frequency on the Rorschach Constellation Indices and on Their Validity With Diagnostic and MMPI-2 Criteria. Journal of Personality Assessment 60:1, pages 153-180.
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Donald J. Viglione, Gregory Meyer, Ryan J. Jordan, Gregory L. Converse, Jenny Evans, Devon MacDermott & Raeanne Moore. (2015) Developing an Alternative Rorschach Administration Method to Optimize the Number of Responses and Enhance Clinical Inferences. Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy 22:6, pages 546-558.
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Denis Lafortune. 2006. L'évaluation diagnostique des agresseurs sexuels. L'évaluation diagnostique des agresseurs sexuels 69 110 .
Harald Janson. (1999) Examiner Effect on Number of Rorschach Responses at Current and Later Occasions. Rorschachiana 23:1, pages 28-42.
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Orest E. Wasyliw, Andrea F. Benn, Linda S. Grossman & Thomas W. Haywood. (2016) Detection of Minimization of Psychopathology on the Rorschach in Cleric and Noncleric Alleged Sex Offenders. Assessment 5:4, pages 389-397.
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