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M. Zuckerman, B. Lubin, L. Vogel, E. Valerius (1964)
MEASUREMENT OF EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED AFFECTS.Journal of consulting psychology, 28
M. Lorr, C. Klett, D. Mcnair (1963)
Syndromes of psychosis
W. Zung, C. Richards, M. Short (1965)
Self-rating depression scale in an outpatient clinic. Further validation of the SDS.Archives of general psychiatry, 13 6
G. Kassebaum, A. Couch, P. Slater (1959)
The factorial dimensions of the MMPI.Journal of Consulting Psychology, 23
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A multitrait multi-method approach to the traits (or states) of anxiety, depression and hostilityJ Proj Techn Pers Assess, 31
J. Mendels (1970)
Concepts of depression
J. Mendels, C. Cochrane (1968)
The nosology of depression: the endogenous-reactive concept.The American journal of psychiatry, 124 11
W. Becker (1961)
A Comparison of the Factor Structure and Other Properties of the 16 PF and the Guilford-Martin Personality Inventories1Educational and Psychological Measurement, 21
D. Jackson, S. Messick (1961)
Acquiescence and Desirability As Response Determinants On the MMPIEducational and Psychological Measurement, 21
J. Mendels (1968)
Depression: The Distinction between Syndrome and SymptomBritish Journal of Psychiatry, 114
Bindra D Sampson H (1954)
"Manifest" anxiety, neurotic anxiety and the rate of conditioningJ Abnorm Soc Psychol, 9
R. Spitzer, J. Fleiss, J. Endicott, J. Cohen (1967)
Mental status schedule. Properties of factor-analytically derived scales.Archives of general psychiatry, 16 4
W. Wheeler, K. Little, G. Lehner (1951)
The internal structure of the MMPI.Journal of consulting psychology, 15 2
J. Cohen, L. Gurel, John Stumpf (1966)
Dimensions of psychiatric symptom ratings determined at thirteen timepoints from hospital admission.Journal of Consulting Psychology, 30
J. Wittenborn, J. Holzberg (1951)
The generality of psychiatric syndromes.Journal of consulting psychology, 15 5
Welsh GS (1956)
Basic Readings on the MMPI in Psychology and Medicine
H. Sampson, D. Bindra (1954)
Manifest anxiety, neurotic anxiety, and the rate of conditioning.Journal of abnormal psychology, 49 2
R. Freudenberg, J. Robertson (1956)
Symptoms in relation to psychiatric diagnosis and treatment.A.M.A. archives of neurology and psychiatry, 76 1
Fleiss J Zubin J (1971)
Depression in the 1970's
A. Beck, C. Ward, M. Mendelson, J. Mock, J. Erbaugh (1961)
An inventory for measuring depression.Archives of general psychiatry, 4
Messick S Jackson DN (1961)
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Robertson JPS Freudenberg RK (1956)
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C. Costello, A. Comrey (1967)
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E. Herron (1969)
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Lubin B Zuckerman M (1965)
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Costello CG (1970)
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An MMPI Hand Book
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Archives of General Psychiatry – American Medical Association
Published: Nov 1, 1972
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