Interpersonal attitudes of former Soviet citizens
Subtitle: as studied by a semi-projective method
By: by Eugenia Hanfmann and Jacob W. Getzels.
Contributors: Getzels, Jacob W.
Series: Psychological monographs: general and applied -- v. 69, no. 4; whole no. 389; Psychological monographs -- v.69, no.4.
Publisher: American Psychological Association
Published: 1955
Place of publication: [Washington]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 37
Subjects: Psychology, Industrial; Working class -- Soviet Union; Interpersonal relations
Notes: Bound with: An experiment in brief psychotherapy; Age and sex differences in degree of conflict within certain areas of psychological adjustments; Studies of scale and ambiguity values obtained by the method of equal-appearing intervals; A technique for the development of a multiple absolute prediction battery; Individual differences and theory in a motor learning task; Improving the employability and attitudes of "difficult to place" persons; The group-administered Rorschach as a research instrument; A study of industrial inspection by the method of paired comparisons; Differences in visual acuity measurements obtained with different types of targets; Individual differences in responses to different types of music; Increase in spatial visualization test scores during engineering study; Effects of ionized air and electro-convulsive shock on learning and inmate behavior in rats; The relation of dancing experience and personality to perception; A factor analysis of anger ratings assigned to five classes of motivational situations; A study of three specific problems in the measurement and interpretation of employee attitudes; The role of body image in psychosomatic symptom choice; Personality trait patterns of college students majoring in different fields; Personality structure of socially adjusted and socially malajusted children; Autonomic and muscular responses, and their relation to simple stimuli; Teachers' understanding of their pupils and pupils' ratings of their teachers; A factorial study of emotionality in the dog.

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