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Exhibitionistic Human Movement Responses of Strippers: An Attempt to Validate the Rorschach M

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Summary A group of women employed as strippers produced significantly more exhibitionistic M on the Rorschach than three other matched control groups. Results were interpreted as supporting the position that the human movement response is related to actual behavioral tendencies.

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