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The Rorschach Search for the Borderline Holy Grail: An Examination of Personality Structure, Personality Style, and Situation

James F. Murray
Pages 342-357 | Published online: 10 Jun 2010

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Marvin W. Acklin. (1993) Psychodiagnosis of Personality Structure II: Borderline Personality Organization. Journal of Personality Assessment 61:2, pages 329-341.
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Mark A. Blais, Mark J. Hilsenroth, J. Christopher Fowler & Cathy A. Conboy. (1999) A rorschach exploration of the DSM-IV borderline personality disorder. Journal of Clinical Psychology 55:5, pages 563-572.
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James N. Butcher & Steven V. Rouse. (1996) PERSONALITY: Individual Differences and Clinical Assessment. Annual Review of Psychology 47:1, pages 87-111.
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