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The Ups and Downs of TAT Card 17BM

Brenda L. George
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Charles A. Waehler
Pages 167-172 | Published online: 10 Jun 2010

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Charles A. Waehler. (1997) Drawing Bridges Between Science and Practice. Journal of Personality Assessment 69:3, pages 482-487.
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George F. Ronan, James Senn, Ann Date, Lara Maurer, Kerri House, James Carroll & Roger VanHorn. (1996) Personal Problem-Solving Scoring of TAT Responses: Known-Groups Validation. Journal of Personality Assessment 67:3, pages 641-653.
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Owen Richard LightseyJr.Jr.. (2016) What Leads to Wellness?. The Counseling Psychologist 24:4, pages 589-735.
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