On the Relationship between Aggressive Imagery and Thought Disturbance in Rorschach Responses

Lloyd H. Silverman

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(1963). On the Relationship between Aggressive Imagery and Thought Disturbance in Rorschach Responses. Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment: Vol. 27, No. 3, pp. 336-344.

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1955An elementary textbook of psychoanalysis 1949Content Analysis of the Rorschach with Regard to Anxiety and Hostility 1961The Structure of Psychoanalytic Theory 1953Contribution to the Metapsychology of Schizophrenia 1956Gauging Primary and Secondary Processes in Rorschach Responses 1955Rorschach Test Correlates of Assaultive Behavior 1952The validity of anxiety and hostility Rorschach content scores among adolescents.1953Projection and Behavior: A Rorschach Study of Assaultive Mental Hospital Patients

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