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Stimulus Properties of the Rorschach to a Sample of Pedophiles

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Summary A group of 61 male pedophiles rated the Rorschach inkblots on 21 scales of the semantic differential. The direction of their responses was essentially similar to previous groups performing the same task. However, their response tendency was decidedly different, showing an overuse of the neutral category. This was interpreted as indicating an extreme guardedness of approach, and the implication of this approach for the clinical situation was discussed.

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