1954
DOI: 10.1037/h0061564
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Rorschach scores, prognosis, and course of illness in pulmonary tuberculosis.

Abstract: Neither the 33 Rorschach variables used in this study, Harrower-Erickson's neurotic signs, nor Elizur's Rorschach Content Test proved successful in predicting the rate of medical progress in a group of 45 young, male, hospitalized pulmonary tuberculosis patients who were being treated early in their illness.

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“…Measurement of behavior in the hospital. 3 The ward behavior of each patient was rated on a 64-item rating scale independently by two aides and two nurses who had usually attended the patient for several months prior to the rating. Items representing three classes of behavior were selected on a rational basis from the pool of items: (a) 14 items concerning conformity to regulations, e.g., staying in bed, wearing a mask, covering coughs, (b) 22 items concerning relations with personnel, e.g., forms of demanding, complaining, conviviality, and (c) 7 items concerning relations with other patients, e.g., hazing, "reporting" a patient, disturbing others.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Measurement of behavior in the hospital. 3 The ward behavior of each patient was rated on a 64-item rating scale independently by two aides and two nurses who had usually attended the patient for several months prior to the rating. Items representing three classes of behavior were selected on a rational basis from the pool of items: (a) 14 items concerning conformity to regulations, e.g., staying in bed, wearing a mask, covering coughs, (b) 22 items concerning relations with personnel, e.g., forms of demanding, complaining, conviviality, and (c) 7 items concerning relations with other patients, e.g., hazing, "reporting" a patient, disturbing others.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%