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Behavioral specificity in the rorschach human movement response: A comparison of strippers and models

✍ Scribed by Glenn R. Young; Edwin E. Wagner

Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1993
Tongue
English
Weight
410 KB
Volume
49
Category
Article
ISSN
0021-9762

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✦ Synopsis

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The presence of exhibitionism in actively exhibitionistic strippers and passively exhibitionistic models was confirmed when it was discovered that 40 out of 43 subjects produced at least one exhibitionistic (EXH) response on the Hand Test, which purportedly measures behavior. Subsequently, based on highly reliable ratings, it was found that the strippers produced significantly more active exhibitionistic human movement (M) respones on the Rorschach and the models more passive exhibitionistic M. This finding was interpreted as confirming Piotrowski's position that M represents reasonably specific overt behaviors. Implications were discussed, and an attempt was made to integrate past research on the Rorschach M score within the context of these findings.

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