Differentiating border-line schizophrenics from other diagnostic groups by use of the proverbs test

Brattemo, Carl-Erik

doi:10.1016/0001-6918(62)90025-2

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“…25 -30 -44 Other workers have seen particular advantages in proverb tests. 4 ' 9 Gorham 13 suggests that such tests, requiring a grasp of symbolic meaning, readily stimulate an abstract attitude. Tests using words in context have also been advocated; 19 sometimes these reveal illogical extension of word meaning or failure to distinguish between word and context.…”

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Towards a Standardized Test of Religious Language Comprehension

Turner¹

1978

British Journal of Religious Education

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It has long been considered that vocabulary gives a good estimate of capacity for conceptual thought and, while the complexity of the language/thought relationship is very evident in relation to religious ideas, it is suggested that a carefully constructed test of religious language may be a suitable means of assessing the understanding of religious concepts. The development of such a test is described. Introduction and rationale

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