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I. General and theoretical studies : 1. Projective methods for the study of personality / Lawrence K. Frank -- 2. Theoretical Considerations concerning the scope and limitations of projective techniques / Annelisese F. Korner -- 3. The trend in motivational theory / Gordon W. Allport -- 4. Assumptions, adaption level, and protective techniques / Bernard I. Murstein -- 5. Variability of responses and the stability of scores and interpretations of projective protocols / Donald W. Fiske -- 6. Problems in the validation of projective techniques / Kenneth B. Little -- 7. Structured and projective tests, some common problems in validation / Paul E. Meehl -- 8. Ambiguity and nonambiguity in protective testing / Richard S. Lazarus -- 9. Social class and projective tests / Frank Riessman and S.M. Miller -- 10. Unity of science begins at home, a study of regional factionalism in clinical psychology / Harvey Peskin -- 11. The influence of situational and interpersonal variables in projective testing / Joseph M. Masling -- 12. A Quantitative study of perception and association in experimental semistarvation / Joseph Brozek, Harold Guetzkow, and Marcella V. Baldwin -- 13. The validity of personality-trait ratings based on projective techniques / Henery Samuels -- 14. Reliability / Bernard I. Murstein.
II. Rorschach : 15. Role of the stimulus in Rorschach responses / E. Earl Baughman -- 16. Relationships between Rorschach scoring / Donald W. Fiske and E. Earl Baughman -- 17. A comparative analysis of Rorschach forms with altered stimulus characteristics / E. Earl Baughman -- 18. An attempt to sort Rorschach records from four cultures / Bert Kaplan, Maria A. Rickers-Ovsiankina, and Alice Joseph -- 19. Rorschach summary scores in differential diagnosis / Irwin J. Knopf -- 20. The protection of hostility on the Rorschach and as a result of ego-threat / Bernard I. Murstein -- 21. The relationship between certain examiner personality variables and subjects' Rorschach scores / Richard Sanders and Sidney E. Cleveland -- 22. Statistical methods applied to Rorschach scores, review / Lee J. Cronbach -- 23. Factor analyses of the Rorschach test / Bernard I. Murstein -- 24. Brief Description of the Holtzman ink blot test / Wayne H. Holtzman.
III. Thematic Tests : 25. Uses of the Thematic Apperception Test / Heneryt A. Murray -- 26. Thematic appreciative Measurement of motives within the context of a theory of motivation / John W. Atkinson -- 27. Levels of prediction from the Thematic Apperception Test / Seymour Fisher and Robert B. Morton -- 28. A normative Study of the Thematic Apperception Test / Leonard D. Eron -- 29. The stimulus / Bernard I. Murstein -- 30. The thematic Apperception Test and antisocial behavior / Kenneth Purcell -- 31. Projective measurement of experimentally induced levels of sexual motivation / Russell A. Clark -- 32. Thematic apperception test: indexes of aggression in relation to measures of overt and covert behavior / Gardner Lindzey and Charlotte Tejessy -- 33. Thematic Apperception Test, a tentative appraisal of some signs of anxiety / Gardner Lindzey and Arthur S. Newburg -- 34. The relationship between overt and fantasy aggression as a function of maternal response to aggression / Gerald S. Lesser.
IV. Draw-a-person test : 35. Empirical evaluations of human figure drawings / Clifford H. Swensen, Jr. -- 36. Critique of Swensen's empirical evaluations of human figure drawings / Emanuel F. Hammer -- 37. A factor analysis of draw-a-person test scores / Robert C. Nichols and Deodandus J.W. Strympfer -- 38. The differentiation of human figure drawings / Lyle D. Schmidt and John F. McGowan -- 39. Eye-ear emphasis in the draw-a-person test as indicating ideas of reference / Albert V. Griffith and Douglas A.R. Peyman -- 40. Signs of homosexuality in human figure drawings -- 41. The Goodenough draw-a-man test and signs of maladjustment in kindergarten children / Julia R. Vane and Virginia W. Eisen -- 42. Hostility as a factor in the clinician's personality as it affects his interpretation of projective drawings (H-T-P) / Emanuel F. Hammer and Zygmunt A. Piotrowski.
V. Bender-Gestalt : 43. The Bender-Gestalt, a review and a perspective / Fred Y. Billingslea -- 44. The effectiveness of clinicians' judgments, diagnosis of organic brain damage from the Bender-Gestalt test / Lewis R. Goldberg -- 45. The effectiveness of the Bender-Gestalt test in differential diagnosis / Arthur S. Tamkin -- 46. The use of Bender-Gestalt cutoff scores in identifying Juvenile diagnosis / Robert H. Curnutt and Loren V. Corotto -- 47. The clinical validity of the bender-gestalt test with children, developmental comparison of children in need of psychotherapy and children judged well adjusted / Eugene Byrd -- 48. The Bender-gestalt test and learning disturbances in young children / Elizabeth M. Koppitz.
VI. The sentence completion test : 49. Review of sentence completion methods in personality assessment / Philip A. Goldberg -- 50. The relative effect on projective responses of stimuli referring to the subject and of stimuli referring to other persons / Joseph M. Sacks -- 51. The effect of mental set and item structure on response to a projective test / Julian Meltzoff -- 52. Validation of the rotter incomplete sentence test / Julian B. Rotter, Janet E. Rafferty, and Eva Schachtitz -- 53. The reliability and validity of the rotter incomplete sentences test / Ruth D. Churchchill and Vaughn J. Crandall -- 54. Productivity of clinical hypotheses on a sentence completion test / Rue L. Cromwell and Richard M. Lundy -- 55. The stability of interpretations of sentence completion tests / Donald W. Fiske and Charles Van Buskirk -- 56. The prediction of the psychiatric patient's work adjustment / Bernard A. Stotsky and Henery Weinberg.