Journal of Consulting Psychology

Harway, Norman I.

doi: 10.1037/h0048512pmid: N/A

9 psychotherapists explored therapist understanding, empathy, and reaction to the patient. The Edwards Personal Preference Schedule was given to patients and therapists using the schedule under varied instructional sets. Therapists are aware of what they know or do not know about patients.

Trapp, E. Philip; Kausler, Donald H.

doi: 10.1037/h0042535pmid: N/A

43 male and female students were given the MAS. High and low scores were compared. MAS scores produce a greater proportion of negatively-toned associations.

Heilbrun, Alfred B.

doi: 10.1037/h0046495pmid: N/A

40 brain-damaged Ss and 43 Ss without known cerebral pathology were studied. Brain-damaged showed differential difficulty on memory tasks. No impairment was noted in speed of performance. 31 refs.

Peterson, Donald R.; Quay, Herbert C.; Cameron, Gordon R.

doi: 10.1037/h0045712pmid: N/A

2 questionnaire scales were factored resulting in 3 personality dimensions and 2 background factors. Research on origins and consequences is suggested rather than direct investigation of legally defined delinquency.

Fisher, Jerome

doi: 10.1037/h0044080pmid: N/A

Questions are proffered as to the appropriateness of mathematical assumptions with prediction problems. Organisms do not conform to statistical conditions since behavior is too complex.

Wishner, Julius

doi: 10.1037/h0043468pmid: N/A

The general factor in the time response cannot be conceptualized as a cognition factor. A relationship exists between inkblots and the effects on time response. 25 refs.

Schonbar, Rosalea A.

doi: 10.1037/h0047400pmid: N/A

42 graduate students reported on recalled dreams. The t tests concluded that men and women do not differ in frequency of recall. Recallers are more intelligent. A positive relationship is shown between manifest anxiety and frequency of recall. A repressive factor operates successfully in nonrecallers. 15 refs.

Wiggins, Jerry S.

doi: 10.1037/h0047823pmid: N/A

440 undergraduates were tested for social desirability (SD). Rational SD scales were poor predictors. The ineffective scales were correlated with response bias. 27 refs.

Spivack, George; Levine, Murray; Sprigle, Herbert

doi: 10.1037/h0041519pmid: N/A

The Ss were 123 emotionally disturbed adolescents. Ego delay function correlates with IQ. Intelligence test performance and personality variables can be considered within a single theoretical framework. 18 refs.

Chapman, Loren J.; Pathman, Julian H.

doi: 10.1037/h0045967pmid: N/A

17 schizophrenics misdiagnosed as mentally defective were compared with 26 controls diagnosed as schizophrenic. Occupational level of the experimental group was lower; fewer psychotic symptoms were shown.