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ArticleThe Normal Personality as Projected in the Rorschach Test

Samuel J. Beck1950

Article1950

The Normal Personality as Projected in the Rorschach Test

Samuel J. Beck · Albert I. Rabin · Warren G. Thiesen · Herman B. Molish · William N. Thetford

77 citations·0/0 files stored·The Journal of Psychology

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Psychological Testing and Assessment Personality Traits and Psychology Jungian Analytical Psychology

Abstract

(1950). The Normal Personality as Projected in the Rorschach Test. The Journal of Psychology: Vol. 30, No. 2, pp. 241-298.

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References

1927The Logic of Modern Physics 1942The Rorschach Technique 1942Foundations for a Science of Personality 1939Psychology and the science of science.1953Rorschach's Test 1944The people of Alor

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Year1950

Typearticle

Published1950-10-01

VenueThe Journal of Psychology

ISSN-L0022-3980

Languageen

Citations77

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ShelfPsychological Testing and Assessment

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doi10.1080/00223980.1950.9916066

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