Asthma, Melancholia, and Death

Knapp, Peter H.; CARR, HERMAN E.; Mushatt, Cecil; NEMETZ, JOSEPH S.

doi:10.1097/00006842-196603000-00004

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“…Inner control was defined in terms of defensive strain, that is, lack of defensive control over anaclitic primitive impulses (Knapp, Carr, Mushatt, & Nemitz, 1966). It constitutes a rating of inner stress.…”

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Body Boundary and Psychological Control in an Arthritic Population

Azcarate

1969

Journal of Projective Techniques and Personality Assessment

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This study investigated the relationship of body boundary and psychological control in a sample of 115 arthritic and connective tissue disorder patients. Barrier and penetration scores in the Rorschach were compared with ratings of outer and inner control. A positive significant relationship was found between barrier and outer control and a negative significant relationship was found between penetration and inner control. It is indicated that in this population a combination of high barrier and low penetration is associated with good psychological control while a combination of low barrier and high penetration is associated with poor psychological control. A combination of high barrier and high penetration is associated with poor inner control and a combination of low barrier and low penetration is associated with poor outer control.

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