Neurotics and the Validity of Sort Variables

Max M. Weinlander

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The SORT was administered to 25 neurotic patients in a Veterans Administration Hospital and the 15 scores for each S were compared with SORT norms for 200 employed telephone workers. Significant differences in favor of Rorschach rationale were obtained for 4 of the 15 SORT variables. One of these four variables, Fch, which measures anxiety on the standard Rorschach and whose content and concurrent validity have been challenged in recent studies of college students' SORT performance, was significant at the .01 level. This pilot study supports the construct validity of Rorschach rationale for the 15 SORT variables when applied to neurotic patients.

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1963The effects of anxiety and conformity on the structured-objective rorschach test (sort)1963Effect of Anxiety and Induced Stress on the Structured-Objective Rorschach Test 1965Comparison of Two Multiple-Choice Rorschach Tests

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