The Sentence Completion Test: An Experiment and Evaluation

H. Halstead

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The Sentence Completion Test is now a well-established technique. It is more than sixty years since Ebbinghaus (2) published the first completion test, which he used to assess mental abilities of schoolchildren in Breslau. But it was not until 1928 that the completion method was used for “personality” assessment, when a fifty-item test was used by Payne (11) as part of a guidance programme.

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1946Explorations in personality by the sentence completion method.1947The use of a sentence completion test for the diagnosis of personality 1946Assessment of OSS personnel.1954Sentence completion: A projective method for the study of personality.1949The relative effect upon projective responses of stimuli referring to the subject and of stimuli referring to other persons.1956Intra-individual variability in sentence completion responses.1949The use of a sentence completion test in differentiating between well-adjusted and maladjusted secondary school pupils.1953A Projective Technique to Measure Adjustment to Hospital Environment

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