Differences in Reaction to Frustration as a Function of Need for Approval

Thomas R. Schill · John M. Black

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Differences in reaction to frustration on the Rosenzweig P-F test were assessed for high and low n approval Ss (as measured by the Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability scale). as compared with the low group, high n approval Ss gave significantly fewer E responses ( p < .025) but more M responses ( p < .05). No differences were found for the 1 category.

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1947Revised Scoring Manual for the Rosenzweig Picture-Frustration Study 1963Need for approval and the premature termination of psychotherapy.1964Instigation to aggression, emotional arousal and defensive emulation1 1950REVISED NORMS FOR THE ADULT FORM OF THE ROSENZWEIG PICTURE‐FRUSTRATION STUDY 1962The need for approval, task categorization, and perceptual defense.

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