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Drs. Donald chin and Ms: Pollack
Hillside Hospital
P. O. Box 38
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Thank you
for your recent note. I shall try to answor your
questions striatimt
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ghgggggtx A good idcs, and I have taken the liborty of
making sons sditorisl comments. Tho conclusion promises individual
profiles.
Row
do you plan
to
do
this?
Sinus I will_bo unshlc to participate-meaningfully in there
analyses, I would suggest you submit this from Hillside Hospital
only, under your Joint authorship. I would be pleased to road
the draft report as urittsn.
2. All covarianco analyses are in the master books or
the “duplicate” book. Tho covariance of the Rorschach (Problon 15)
was given to Ira and a copy of the write-out is in the big book.
Covariance of "new” ratings are in the large book and should have
your notes with them.
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One copy was given
as well.
to
It is
you
marked Problcm llull, dated April 6.
work and should be in your desk
for your
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separate cover I am sending you
(with orrors corrected after
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machine processing); the operative prooodurc for IBM program; tho
program dock for the 7072; tho uritcoout or the program; and tho
test problem writs-out using this program. This is a completed
program for book tests, and can be run on a 7072. It cannot be
run on a smaller machine since it needs a large momory. Program
zoos to stop of ”table look~up” which is very timo consuming and
bust dons by secretaries. Roforsnos is Siogol's Non—parametric
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the original U-tost
and
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test sheets
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(5) Cost: We will be billed $400 for this job. This will
b. added to tho Scptsmbsr ststomsnt from the washington University
Bulgatur“fisitcr. Sines it is applicable to 2715 and 4798, I will
cuggost that uncuhalf tho cost be charged to each grant.
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Max
Pollack
Septembor 26, 1962
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(b) Runs: The Washington University center
program fbr us at the fpllowing charges:
For punching data €2.72/hr.
For 7072 tima $5/min.(user‘s
will run this
rat.)
subjects x 3 drugs) will take about $20 for
both
de and K-H takns about 1 minute on 7072.
sun of
punahing.
data, have the girls
If you wish any runs on the presently availablesheets
(covariance
will do nicely)
transcribe the raw data to shoots
on
and send than
to us barn.
to
punch 100 problems (50
Each
,
Good
lmk with thc
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APA.
Sincerely yours,
MISSCXJRI
MaxFink,
eraw
INSTITUTE OF PSYCHIATRY
M.
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�Summary:
Self—descriptive questionnaires have been
advocated as a preliminary device in psychiatric case study.
In
this investigation various patient-rated instruments
were
analyzed, and the selfuratings were compared with measures
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of ward and interview behavior and with psychiatric diagnosis.
symptom, mood,
Selfbratings in the areas of
attitude
and
social attitudes using the: 1) Frank
(John Hopkins) check
Attitude Scale
one hundred
and 4)
list;
_2)
Clyde
California
F
Mood
personal
Symptom
Scale; 3) Whitman
Scale were obtained in
forty-four voluntary psychiatric in—patients
referred for psychotropic medication.
In addition, each patient was rated by observers
l) Jenkins Psychotic Reaction Profile
using the
2) Clyde
Mood
Behavior);
Scale; 3) Hillside Hospital Somatic Treatment
Referral Scale
A
(Ward
and 4) the Interview
section of the Lorr
MSRPP.
factor analysis of the self-descriptive scores
resulted in the following factors:
1) Clear Thinking;
2) Somatic Complaints; 3) Dysphoric Complaint;
Mood, Dependent
Action; 5) Aggressive
Mood
A)
Friendly
and Action;
6) F Score, Friendly Action and 7) Angry-Dependent—Withdrawn
Feeling.
A
factor analysis of the description
by observer
scores resulted in the following factors: 1) Angry; 2) Withdrawn;
3) Tension-Apprehension; 4) Communicative Disorganisation;
5) Somatic and Neurotic Complaint; 6) Sleepy Depression;
7) Guilty Intropunitiveness and 8) Rate and Reactivity.
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each
patient,
factor scores
were analyzod as
and led to groupings according
l) Self-descriptive profile;
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profiles for
to:
2) Description by other
relationship between those groupings
psychiatric diagnosis will
be discussed.
and
profiles,
,
�NcnoPerametric Statistical Tests
Operating Procedure
Date should be punched in the following format:
1. The first card should be blank (or at
The
other
will
79 columns
particular problem.
be
printed as the
least numeric) in column 1.
first line heading for that
2. The second card is a control card punched in format (1!;
containing the following information:
minimum
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11 12
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for ebeolute scores.
the
number
e 1 or a 2.
of
columns
for this problem
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will
be analyzed;
1013 - up to 10 numbers giving the number of elements in
of 150 for any one column.
cards follow, punched in format (SH
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be
5
i.e., the first colunno may contain identification will ignored.
There should be a set of date cards for each column, one set right after the
other. However, each column must start on a new card. Alec, the number of
elemente for each column must correspond to the number punched in the control
c.
each column, maximum
3. The date
card.
The preceding gives the format for one problem. Any number of problems
may be run at one time, with no pause in between. The complete data sets should
follow one right after the other.
The date should be put on tape
They will be read from tape 3. Output
can go on any unit.
in card
will be
image form
on
tape 2.
(Fortran card—to~tape).
tape
The systems
,
fl
tape mark in written on the output tape by the system at the
conclusion of a net of problems. If the Batch Compiler is on unit Q,
units 1 and 4 are ready, and alteration switch 1 is on, a tape merkjwi11 be
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1962
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