Journal of Consulting Psychology

Bandura, Albert; Lipsher, David H.; Miller, Paula E.

doi: 10.1037/h0043403pmid: N/A

Tape recordings were analyzed. Patient-therapist interactions were coded for N of approach or avoidance reactions by therapists, and frequency of hostility expressed by patients. Psychotherapists tend to avoid hostility when directed to themselves. Patient hostility did not continue following therapist avoidance reaction. Therapists who express hostility permit and encourage patient hostility.

Doidge, William T.; Holtzman, Wayne H.

doi: 10.1037/h0045538pmid: N/A

Psychological tests were given to 80 airmen divided into 4 groups. Test records of the homosexual group were different from the control groups. This suggests that homosexuals suffer from an emotional disorder which is pervasive, severe, and disqualifying for military service. The test records of the partly homosexual group were nearly similar to the 2 control groups. Severe psychopathology accompanies the "markedly homosexual individual."

Canter, Arthur

doi: 10.1037/h0046296pmid: N/A

2 patient groups with different degrees of depression and emotional disturbance were given a short form MMPI. The D, Pt, and K items appear to differentiate between degrees of disturbance and are effectively maintained.

Caine, T. M.

doi: 10.1037/h0048476pmid: N/A

Ss were 17 melancholic and 14 paranoid state patients. Tests were given to measure expression of hostility and guilt. Consistent differences were found.

Gough, Harrison

doi: 10.1037/h0044749pmid: N/A

Arguments are given on a theory of socialization. In addition to a summarization, a method of psychological measurement is described.

Levitt, Eugene E.; Grosz, Hanus J.

doi: 10.1037/h0048072pmid: N/A

Rorschach records were obtained from normal Ss in hypnosis and in induced anxiety. Anxiety state is reflected statistically.

Blau, Theodore H.; Schaffer, Robert E.

doi: 10.1037/h0046936pmid: N/A

420 children were examined during a period of 2½ years. The data suggest that the SAET and other tests discriminate between abnormal and normal EEGs. 20 refs.

Waller, Patricia F.

doi: 10.1037/h0043561pmid: N/A

Psychiatric Ss showed a greater difference between inquiry procedures. Regular inquiry procedures fail to differentiate between psychiatric and nonpsychiatric groups. The Baughman paired comparison inquiry (see ^W29:^n 4029; ^W34:^n 1333) differentiated significantly.

Seidel, Claudene

doi: 10.1037/h0049341pmid: N/A

100 schizophrenic patients were rated on the 2 scales. 2 different approaches are represented. The RPRS determinant scores and form level ratings are related to the outcome of schizophrenic illness.

Ellsworth, Robert B.; Clayton, William H.

doi: 10.1037/h0041154pmid: N/A

Length of hospitalization and return rates were compared. One group was treated without drugs, the other received drugs. There were no significant differences in lengths of hospitalization and return rates of the groups.