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COMMENTARY SECTION

The Rorschach

Here We Go Again

Mel Hamel PhD PsychologicalService Center, USA
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Sheree Gallagher MA Cal i for nia School of Pro fes sionalPsy chol ogy-Fresno, USA; Psy cho log i cal Service Cen ter, USA
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Clint Soares MA Psy cho log i cal Service Cen ter, USA
Pages 83-92 | Published online: 20 Oct 2008

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