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Pairs, Reflections, and the EgoI: Exploration of a Perceptual Hypothesis

Frank Langer
Pages 114-126 | Published online: 10 Jun 2010

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SandraL. Horn, GregoryJ. Meyer & JoniL. Mihura. (2009) Impact of Card Rotation on the Frequency of Rorschach Reflection Responses. Journal of Personality Assessment 91:4, pages 346-356.
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RobertE. McGrath. (2008) The Rorschach in the Context of Performance-Based Personality Assessment. Journal of Personality Assessment 90:5, pages 465-475.
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P. Gaudriault. (2008) Évolution des représentations psychiques au cours de la psychothérapie verbale. Apport du rorschach. Pratiques Psychologiques 14:1, pages 79-88.
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