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The White Betz A B Scale is a Nonprojective personality measure
Studies of therapist personality[]
Geller and Berzins (1976) studied 95 prominent US psychologists using the 19 item version of the scale. Studies have shown that clinicians who are high scorers on the White Betz A B Scale were more successful with schizophrenic patients, while low scoring therapists were more successful with neurotics.[1]
References[]
- ↑ Kemp,D. E. (1966). Correlates of the Whitehorn-Betz AB Scale in a quasi-therapeutic sistuation. Journal of Consulting Psychology. Vol 30(6), Dec , 509-516.
Further reading[]
Segal, B. (1971). Further investigation of personality correlates of the A-B Scale. Psychotherapy: Theory, Research & Practice. Vol 8(1), pp. 37.