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The Effects of Exposure Time in Immediate Recall on Abnormal and Questionnaire Criteria of Personality

Published:1958-07 Issue:436 Volume:104 Page:665-680
ISSN:0368-315X
Container-title:Journal of Mental Science
language:en
Short-container-title:J. ment. sci

Author:

Brengelmann J. C.

Abstract

The present investigation deals with the effects of two lengths of exposure time in neurotic and schizophrenic subjects, and with the relations between these effects and measures of extraversion, neuroticism and rigidity. A consideration of previous work, discussed in the following paragraphs, led to three main predictions concerning varying exposure times.

Publisher

Royal College of Psychiatrists

Subject

General Medicine

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