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The Most Unpleasant Concept Test: A Validity Study
Summary Four groups of Ss at different levels of psychological distress were asked to draw the most unpleasant thing they could think of. The resulting Unpleasant Concept drawings were rated on a six point continuum of objectivity. On the basis of these drawings, a significant difference was obtained between all groups, with the exception of one comparison.
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