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,Wordsworth: the ‘Time Dismantled Oak’?,attempt to explicate this statement in later sections of this chapter but wish to introduce some preliminary observations first. The Bender-Gestalt Test, with its many forms and assorted scoring systems, has certainly captured the interest of clinical psychologists and others: it is reported to be o

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,Wordsworth: the ‘Time Dismantled Oak’?,orts already begun in exploring the nonintellective aspects of intelligence. The Wechsler Scales were well suited to the ego-psychological program to provide an integrated theory of personality organization that would include normal as well as abnormal activity, that would include not only the expre

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Millenarianism and the Study of Romanticism,s material, brevity of administration and scoring, and amenability to straightforward validation. The test was first introduced in the form of a research monograph as a promising technique for predicting overt aggressive behavior (Bricklin, Piotrowski, & Wagner, 1962), but it soon became apparent th

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,John Thelwall’s Autobiographical Occult,tood that the diagnostic enterprise was an indispensable part of the functioning of the clinical psychologist. In more recent years, the diagnostic function in general and that of testing in particular is no longer self-evident. Consequently, it has become necessary to review the reasons for the dia

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Pantisocracy and the Myth of the Poet,The self is typically defined as the total, essential, or particular being of a single individual or person. That is, the self involves those qualities that differentiate or distinguish that person from other persons. The study of the self has been a continuing preoccupation for both philosophy and psychology.

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