New trends in clinical procedures and psychotherapy.

Watson, Gary

doi:10.1037/h0063090

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“…Checks with clinical data showed all observations to be valid. Thus, Watson (304) fails to appreciate the reliability of the results, misinterpreting the different emphases as discrepancies, overlooking that inner turmoil, depressed feelings, and inferiority may lead to compensatory emphasis on superiority, ambition, dominance, and extroverted interests. Several interpretations of the same record may be valid then, but such validity cannot always imply a similar degree of reliability.…”

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Rorschach: twenty years after.

Hertz¹

1942

Psychological Bulletin

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believe that promising possibilities are inherent in the Rorschach technique. With the passing of years, their number has increased so that "Rorschach" has become a familiar term in the idiom of psychologists, psychiatrists, counsellors, teachers, social workers, and even judges-in fact, among nearly all who treat human beings and their personality problems. In the last decade, hardly a book, article, or review pertaining to personality in any language or in any country omits mention of the Rorschach technique (Allport,

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Rorschach: twenty years after.

Hertz¹

1942

Psychological Bulletin

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“…Although Watson in a recent issue of this JOURNAL (15) commented on the new Bellevue-Wechsler scale and its use in the diagnosis of feeblemindedness, we cannot forbear to add our tuppence worth. We were somewhat disappointed to find digit repetition as one of the test series included.…”

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