Anthropological Papers #23: Ute Rorschach Performances and Some Notes on Field Problems and Methods
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Author: Hauck, Paul A. (1924-2017)
Publisher: University of Utah Press
Pub Date: 1955
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Fair to Good. Paper tape binding tight. No tears, bends, folds. One approx. 1/2″ pen mark on lower front cover edge. Light edge and corner wear.
Notes: A portion of Hauck’s revised dissertation (this volume is only 18 pages long). “The Indian population of the Whiterocks (Utah) community is the subject of this paper.” (From the Introduction) A psychological study of the Ute Indians living in and around Whiterocks, Utah. “…it was hoped to gain insight into 1. Those personality characteristics which are common to all the Ute. 2. The personality structures of the Ute when considered in terms of age groupings. 3. The degree of similarity which each of these age groups has with a standard white spample of the same age level. 4. The personality changes that take place within the Ute sample in relation to increasing age.” (Page 2). Hauck was the author of the bestseller “How to Be Your Own Best Friend” (1988, Sheldon Press).
