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From Freud to Gehrig to Rapaport to DiMaggio

Paul M. Lerner
Pages 1-13 | Published online: 10 Jun 2010

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Mark H. Waugh. (2016) Mentors, Muses, and Memories: Personal Narratives From Psychological Assessment. Journal of Constructivist Psychology 29:1, pages 80-99.
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Martin Leichtman. (2014) On Preserving a Legacy: Paul Lerner and the Menninger Rorschach Tradition. Journal of Personality Assessment 96:2, pages 204-211.
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Martin Leichtman. (2009) Concepts of Development and the Rorschach: The Contributions of Paul Lerner and John Exner in Historical Context. Journal of Personality Assessment 91:1, pages 24-29.
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BruceL. Smith. (2009) A Boston Yankee: Paul M. Lerner and the Heart of Assessment. Journal of Personality Assessment 91:1, pages 9-14.
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