The Clinical and Projective Use of the Bender-Gestalt Test

A handbook to the use of the popular test for perceptual-motor development and personality functioning. The author demonstrates the importance of the parallel communications that are constantly being presented by the test subject, both verbally and nonverbally. Guidelines are provided to assist the psychological examiner in recognizing such communications and interpreting them dynamically. Contains detailed examples and case presentations that illustrate the concepts and techniques of the author's expanded testing approach. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Perticone, Eugene X.

Psychology & Counseling

Charles C. Thomas Pub Ltd

The Mosaic Technique in Personality Assessment: A Practical Guide

Education & Teaching

Tembeckjian, Renee M.

Schools & Teaching

Modern Learning Pr/Programs

When Matthew is almost twelve years old, his grandfather, Sam, decides it's time for him to get to know the work of Ralph Waldo Emerson, a sage the boy has never heard of. During their frequent meetings, Sam introduces Matthew to Emerson's sophisticated notions and wisdoms. Emerson's words, delivered in the essay Self-Reliance and in other writings, teach Matthew practical concepts that give greater meaning to life and help him successfully overcome difficulties for himself and his family. At the same time, Sam and Matthew develop a very special and loving relationship. In Waldo Emerson, My Grandfather, and Me, author Eugene X. Perticone shows that although circumstances and the problems of life may seem different and more complex in our time, the best solutions haven't changed much. The wisdom of Ralph Waldo Emerson as it pertains to both worldly and spiritual matters is shown to be as relevant today as in the time it was written, and a grandfather's approach to teaching this to his grandson results in happiness for both of them as well as many others in the boy's life.

Waldo Emerson, My Grandfather, and Me: A Novel

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

iUniverse

When Matthew is almost twelve years old, his grandfather, Sam, decides it?s time for him to get to know the work of Ralph Waldo Emerson, a sage the boy has never heard of. During their frequent meetings, Sam introduces Matthew to Emerson?s sophisticated notions and wisdoms. Emerson?s words, delivered in the essay Self-Reliance and in other writings, teach Matthew practical concepts that give greater meaning to life and help him successfully overcome difficulties for himself and his family. At the same time, Sam and Matthew develop a very special and loving relationship. In Waldo Emerson, My Grandfather, and Me, author Eugene X. Perticone shows that although circumstances and the problems of life may seem different and more complex in our time, the best solutions haven?t changed much. The wisdom of Ralph Waldo Emerson as it pertains to both worldly and spiritual matters is shown to be as relevant today as in the time it was written, and a grandfather?s approach to teaching this to his grandson results in happiness for both of them as well as many others in the boy?s life.

Waldo Emerson, My Grandfather, and Me

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