The Projective Process: Inferences Derived from Structural Analysis

Edwin E. Wagner · Carol F. Wagner

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It is hypothesized that projection is an organizational process involving a synthesis of psychological functions which results in a response which in uniquely representative of a class of important psychological experiences. Implications of this interpretation are discussed.

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1904The Psychological Bulletin 1939Projective Methods for the Study of Personality 1933The Effect of Fear upon Estimates of the Maliciousness of other Personalities 1942PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING PROJECTIVE TECHNIQUES*1959The concept of projection: A review.1948IV. PERCEPTUAL THEORY AND THE RORSCHACH TEST*1944PROJECTION AND THE DESIGN OF PROJECTIVE TESTS OF PERSONALITY 1971Structural Analysis: A Theory of Personality Based on Projective Techniques

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