THE EXTRAPOLATED AREA RESPONSE: A PATHOGNOMIC SIGN OF MANIA ON THE RORSCHACH

Edwin E. Wagner · Roger C. Rinn

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A pathognomic sign of mania, the Extrapolated Area Response (EAR), was described and explicated within the context of the TRAUT (Tripartite Classification of Autisms) system of categorizing Rorschach autisms. The EAR was interpreted as reflecting a person's tendency to expand his ambit beyond the confines of objective reality. Empirical validation is required.

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1981Rorschach and Hand Test Data Comparing Bipolar Patients in Manic and Depressive Phases 1994A Proposed Classification Scheme for Rorschach Autisms 1994Reductio Ad Absurdum : A Formal Analysis of Rorschach Autisms

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