Biomedical subjects
W H HOLTZMAN
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CROSS-CULTURAL RESEARCH ON PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT.
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A FACTOR-ANALYTIC STUDY OF SCHIZOPHRENIC THOUGHT PROCESSES.
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RECURRING DILEMMAS IN PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT.
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GROUP METHOD OF ADMINISTRATION FOR THE HOLTZMAN INKBLOT TECHNIQUE.
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COMPARISON OF THE GROUP METHOD AND THE STANDARD INDIVIDUAL VERSION OF THE HOLTZMAN INKBLOT TECHNIQUE.
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Inkblot perception and personality: the meaning of inkblot variables.
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Methodological issues in P technique.
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Can the computer supplant the clinician?
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Vocabulary knowledge and usage of schizophrenic subjects: a six-year follow-up.
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Change in attitudes toward the Negro in a southern university.
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Termination of chlorpromazine with schizophrenic patients.
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A factorial study of adjustment to stress.
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The galvanic skin response following artificial reduction of the basal resistance.
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Rorschach color responses and manifest anxiety in college women.
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Prediction of flying success by clinical analysis of test protocols.
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Adjustment and the discrepancy between self concept and inferred self.
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Conditioning and extinction of the galvanic skin response as a function of anxiety.
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