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Nomothetics and Idiographics as Antonyms: Two Mutually Exclusive Purposes for Using the Rorschach

Daniel R. Te'eni
Pages 232-247 | Published online: 10 Jun 2010

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StevenM. Toepfer & StephenM. Gavazzi. (2007) Combining Paper-and-Pencil Questionnaires and Projective Techniques to Measure Family Distance Regulation and Interpersonal Relatedness. Marriage & Family Review 42:2, pages 77-94.
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John Hunsley & J. Michael Bailey. (2001) Whither the Rorschach? An analysis of the evidence.. Psychological Assessment 13:4, pages 472-485.
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Raymond M. Costello. (1999) Two Foundations of Rorschach Assessment Revisited. European Journal of Psychological Assessment 15:1, pages 64-77.
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