Correlations between the Johnson temperament analysis and the Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory based upon 100 male counselees

Author

F. Alec Phillips, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Date of Award

7-1951

Document Type

Thesis

Degree Name

Master of Arts (MA)

Department

Psychology

First Advisor

Claude E. Thompson

Second Advisor

N. H. Garlough

Third Advisor

Avery Stephens

Abstract

The field of personality is one of the most popular, challenging, important, and confused in present-day psychological studies.

During the psychology’s infancy, the study was neglected by the psychologists and left to the uncontrolled clinical methods of the psychiatrists and psychoanalysis. Finally, study in this field has been undertaken by psychologists possessing scientific method, but too often lacking the orientation to persons as such, which characterizes the clinically trained psychiatrists. It should, therefore, he no surprise to find chaotic conditions ruling the study of the psychology of personality.

Recommended Citation

Phillips, F. Alec, "Correlations between the Johnson temperament analysis and the Minnesota multiphasic personality inventory based upon 100 male counselees" (1951). Student Work. 327.
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/studentwork/327