The response to color and ego functions.

Fortier, Robert H.

doi:10.1037/h0062998

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“…Since color responses are often held to be related to impulsiveness (3,5,12,15) they were examined in this context. Reversers, significantly more often than controls, have a Sum C = 0.…”

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The inhibition process, Rorschach human movement responses, and intelligence.

Levine¹,

Glass²,

Meltzoff³

1957

Journal of Consulting Psychology

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Recent research by Singer, Meltzoff, and others, centering around the Rorschach Human Movement response (M), has provided experimental support for a theoretical structure (14, 26) which considers impulse delay, empathic motion perception, fantasy, and thinking to be related, and, in some respects, interdependent processes. The research has suggested that M may be considered both as a product and a measure of the delay func-

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“…Since color responses are often held to be related to impulsiveness (3,5,12,15) they were examined in this context. Reversers, significantly more often than controls, have a Sum C = 0.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The inhibition process, Rorschach human movement responses, and intelligence.

Levine¹,

Glass²,

Meltzoff³

1957

Journal of Consulting Psychology

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“…The writer felt that much more could be gained by subjecting the data to a logical analysis, particularly when interpretations and conclusions from the data were contradictory to prevalent points of view. 2 In other words, particularly in those cases where interpretations and conclusions from data were contrary to prevalent views, the writer made 2 It is the writer's opinion that his adaptation of Schachtel's and Rickers-Ovsiankina's theories is not among the prevalent points of view, and he so stated in his paper.…”

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An appraisal of Keehn's critique of "The response to color and ego functions."

Fortier¹

1954

Psychological Bulletin

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“…\ Throughout the history of the Rorschach test, no problem has received more attention than the clinically observed disturbances which some subjects display when viewing the chromatic inkblots (2,3,7). One of the more significant experimental efforts which deals with the influence of color on reactions to inkblots is by Siipola (9) in which she disputed Rorschach's assumption that color per se endowed an inkblot with "magic, affectarousing properties."…”

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“…At times, this incongruity also leads to significant changes in the content of responses. Since Siipola's study has had considerable influence on the theoretical re-evaluation of the role of color on reactions to inkblots (1,2,4,5,7,8), her findings are worth considering.…”

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