1945
DOI: 10.1037/10834-000
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Diagnostic psychological testing, Vol. 1.

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“…From this finding he concluded that these response faults on a word-association test were due to the nature of the response distribution. This conclusion stood in opposition to the common clinical assumption that response faults are indicators of emotional disturbance (Jung, 1919;Rapaport, 1946). While Laffal's study pointed out the importance of…”
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“…From this finding he concluded that these response faults on a word-association test were due to the nature of the response distribution. This conclusion stood in opposition to the common clinical assumption that response faults are indicators of emotional disturbance (Jung, 1919;Rapaport, 1946). While Laffal's study pointed out the importance of…”
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“…Clinical and neuropsychological prototypes in the form of Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS) profile configurations of the scaled scores (Wechsler, 1944(Wechsler, , 1955(Wechsler, , 1981(Wechsler, , 1998 have been described from the time of Rapaport, Gill, and Schafer (1945) to more recent times (Reitan & Wolfson, 1993). Numerous group comparisons have been reported, demonstrating often substantially different intellectual profiles in numerous developmental and psychiatric disorders.…”
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“…A more objective method of assessment was therefore sought for. For this reason a finding of Rapaport (1945) Rapaport (1945). The test material consists of 33 common objects: a real and an imitation (miniature, plastic) knife, fork, and spoon, a pipe, a cigar, a cigarette, a red ball, a lock, etc.…”
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