A Factor Analytic Approach to Impulse as Measured by Arrow Dot I, Q , and Sort

Richard J. Rankin

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The Arrow Dot Impulse, Porteus Ma2e Q, and S-O Rorschach Test were given to 180 Ss. These three measures of impulse were intercorrelated and found to be independent of each other. The above measures were factored along with a measure of intelligence, the MMPI Lie Scale and a direction following test. All impulse tests were independent of intelligence, and only the AD I loaded on a factor resembling direction following ability. It is suggested that the impulse measures not be used interchangeably.

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