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A Study Of Certain "Difficult" Words Used In The Administration Of The Revised Stanford-Binet Scale, Form L, George Kenneth Zak Jan 1954

A Study Of Certain "Difficult" Words Used In The Administration Of The Revised Stanford-Binet Scale, Form L, George Kenneth Zak

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Comparison Of Two Adjustment Inventories On The Eighth-Grade Level, Elizabeth Jane Murphy Jan 1954

A Comparison Of Two Adjustment Inventories On The Eighth-Grade Level, Elizabeth Jane Murphy

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


An Analysis Of The Performances Of Six-Month-Old Infants On The Cattell Infant Intelligence Scale, Patricia Bledsoe Jan 1954

An Analysis Of The Performances Of Six-Month-Old Infants On The Cattell Infant Intelligence Scale, Patricia Bledsoe

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


An Experimental Study Of Rorschach Performance Of Six-Year-Olds With And Without A Trial Block, Katusha Marilyn Didenko Jan 1954

An Experimental Study Of Rorschach Performance Of Six-Year-Olds With And Without A Trial Block, Katusha Marilyn Didenko

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Judgments Of The Self Made In The Absence Of Self-Recognition, Richard George Doyle Jan 1954

Judgments Of The Self Made In The Absence Of Self-Recognition, Richard George Doyle

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Mosaic Test As A Diagnostic Indicator Of Schizophrenia, Irvin Arthur Hansen Jr. Jan 1954

The Mosaic Test As A Diagnostic Indicator Of Schizophrenia, Irvin Arthur Hansen Jr.

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

Within the past decade the field of clinical psychology has become increasingly concerned with projective tests as a means of facilitating the understanding of the dynamic makeup of the individual personality. The enthusiasm over these techniques has resulted in the development of a barrage of projective techniques, purporting to uncover dynamics and "complexes" to a sometimes fantastic and often dubious extent. The subjective nature of these tests appears to render them most difficult to quantify and validate experimentally. Although the Mosaic test dates its origin twenty-five years back, there have been few, if any, successful validation studies. Those that have …


A Study In The Psychology Of Sex Modesty And Shame, John J. Evoy Jan 1953

A Study In The Psychology Of Sex Modesty And Shame, John J. Evoy

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Intelligence And Social Maturity Changes In Feebleminded Children, Marguerite Jean O'Brien Jan 1953

Intelligence And Social Maturity Changes In Feebleminded Children, Marguerite Jean O'Brien

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Prediction Of Academic Achievement And Professional Adjustment Of Student Nurses By Use Of The Group Rorschach Test, Henry Joseph Lambin Jan 1953

Prediction Of Academic Achievement And Professional Adjustment Of Student Nurses By Use Of The Group Rorschach Test, Henry Joseph Lambin

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Comparison Of Structured Tests, Projective Techniques And Laboratory Procedures As Devices For Assessing Neurotic Personality, Francis J. Sweeney Jan 1953

A Comparison Of Structured Tests, Projective Techniques And Laboratory Procedures As Devices For Assessing Neurotic Personality, Francis J. Sweeney

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


The Performance Of Delinquent Boys On The Furfey Developmental Age Scale, Mary Grace Jan 1953

The Performance Of Delinquent Boys On The Furfey Developmental Age Scale, Mary Grace

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Comparison Of Vocational Preferences Of Delinquent And Nondelinquent Boys, Daniel Francis Novak Jan 1953

A Comparison Of Vocational Preferences Of Delinquent And Nondelinquent Boys, Daniel Francis Novak

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Study Of The Relationship Between The Problems And Religious Attitudes Of College Students, Gerd Maximilian Cryns Jan 1953

A Study Of The Relationship Between The Problems And Religious Attitudes Of College Students, Gerd Maximilian Cryns

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Effect Of The Use And Threatened Use Of Electric Shock On The Maze Learning Of Human Subjects, Richard Joseph Haberle Jan 1953

The Effect Of The Use And Threatened Use Of Electric Shock On The Maze Learning Of Human Subjects, Richard Joseph Haberle

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Process Analysis Of Rorschach Interpretation, Anthony B. Tabor Jan 1952

Process Analysis Of Rorschach Interpretation, Anthony B. Tabor

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


A Study Of The Organization And Function Of The Coaches' Associations Of The United States, Alfred Carrier Larvick Jan 1952

A Study Of The Organization And Function Of The Coaches' Associations Of The United States, Alfred Carrier Larvick

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Group Effects On Reasoning Functions, Walter Joseph Smith Jan 1952

Group Effects On Reasoning Functions, Walter Joseph Smith

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


A Study Of Male Alcoholics By Means Of The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, Leonard J. Rothfeld Jan 1952

A Study Of Male Alcoholics By Means Of The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, Leonard J. Rothfeld

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Rorschach Study Of The Effect Of Electric Shock Treatment On The Schizophrenic Personality, Anthony B. Tabor Jan 1952

A Rorschach Study Of The Effect Of Electric Shock Treatment On The Schizophrenic Personality, Anthony B. Tabor

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


An Investigation Into The Relationship Between Attitude And Emotion, Marshall J. Webb Jan 1952

An Investigation Into The Relationship Between Attitude And Emotion, Marshall J. Webb

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Nature Of Errors Made By Children In Serial Learning, John P. Ly Jan 1952

The Nature Of Errors Made By Children In Serial Learning, John P. Ly

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Performance Of Children Of The Same Mental Age On The Revised Stanford-Binet Scale, Form L, Mary Fidelissima Dzik Jan 1952

Performance Of Children Of The Same Mental Age On The Revised Stanford-Binet Scale, Form L, Mary Fidelissima Dzik

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Study Of Guidance Center Adjustment Plans For Dull Normal Girls, Rita Stalzer Flynn Jan 1952

A Study Of Guidance Center Adjustment Plans For Dull Normal Girls, Rita Stalzer Flynn

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Correlations Between The Johnson Temperament Analysis And The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory Based Upon 100 Male Counselees, F. Alec Phillips Jul 1951

Correlations Between The Johnson Temperament Analysis And The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory Based Upon 100 Male Counselees, F. Alec Phillips

Student Work

The field of personality is one of the most popular, challenging, important, and confused in present-day psychological studies.

During the psychology’s infancy, the study was neglected by the psychologists and left to the uncontrolled clinical methods of the psychiatrists and psychoanalysis. Finally, study in this field has been undertaken by psychologists possessing scientific method, but too often lacking the orientation to persons as such, which characterizes the clinically trained psychiatrists. It should, therefore, he no surprise to find chaotic conditions ruling the study of the psychology of personality.


An Experimental Study Of The Effect Of Five Variables On The Rate Of Reversal Of Reversible Figures., Clarence Howard Amster May 1951

An Experimental Study Of The Effect Of Five Variables On The Rate Of Reversal Of Reversible Figures., Clarence Howard Amster

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Many conflicting reports have been given in the literature concerning the effect of various factors on the rate of reversal of figure and ground in reversible perspective. Flugel (7, 8) suggested that changes in eye movement increased the number of reversals. He thought that fixation on one part of the figure could lead to S’s interpretation of this part as being "nearer” the observer and that changes in perspective were induced by changing the fixation point. Donahue (5) found that there was a rhythm in the reversals but the shift in the fixation point was not in rhythm with the …


The Communication Of Supervisory Functions And Its Relationship To Employee Attitude, Betty Jane Neitzel Jul 1950

The Communication Of Supervisory Functions And Its Relationship To Employee Attitude, Betty Jane Neitzel

Wayne State University Theses

The history of industrial and personnel psychology contains a large amount of literature of the investigations made of personal traits and characteristics, individual differences, and of the psychological tests which measure these factors. More recently personnel and industrial psychologists have become interested in other phases of research. The employee in industry has increasingly become the focal point in investigations and discussions and at present personnel interrelationships and the dynamics of the working situations are attracting the attention of a number of psychologists. This shift in interest has brought with it new emphasis in the literature.

The study to be presented …


The Formation And Retention Of Concepts As A Function Of Their Abstractness, Ruth Baker Hines Jul 1949

The Formation And Retention Of Concepts As A Function Of Their Abstractness, Ruth Baker Hines

Master's Theses or Doctor of Nursing Practice

The general problem of the experiment was to investigate the influence of abstractness on the formation and retention of concepts. The specific problems were the following: (1) How does abstractness influence the number of promptings required to learn and relearn concepts? (2) What is the relation of abstractness to the percentage of consistent concepts learned and retained? (3) What is the relation of the number of promptings required to learn and relearn consistent or correct as compared with inconsistent or incorrect concepts? (4) What are the individual differences in the method of learning and relearning highly abstract concepts?


The Role Of The Minister In Psychotherapy, Samuel Schwartz Jun 1949

The Role Of The Minister In Psychotherapy, Samuel Schwartz

Master's Theses

why should the minister intrude on the field of psychotherapy? Physicians will say that many a pastor who has come into the sick-room has done the patient more harm than good. The solemn appearance of the "man of God" and his mournful players have set back many a recovery, they will tell you.


An Analysis Of Vocabulary Variables At The College Level, Betty Ann Allen Apr 1949

An Analysis Of Vocabulary Variables At The College Level, Betty Ann Allen

Master's Theses

The strength and growth of vocabulary is one or the decisive factors in successful college work. Educators find it helpful to evaluate not only the general vocabulary ability of the college student, but also the more specialized directions which the development of the student 's vocabulary may take.

The author's interest in this problem grew out of the results obtained with fresh­men in the Westhampton College orientation program in September 1948. In working up the data from 119 freshmen 's scores on the Michigan Vocabulary Profile Test, results were such as to arouse interest in analysis of freshmen performance on …


The Factors Which Influence The Teacher's Mark In Arithmetic, Mary Francis Thinnes Jan 1949

The Factors Which Influence The Teacher's Mark In Arithmetic, Mary Francis Thinnes

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.