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The ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY (1958) called IDP ...perhaps the most important clinical book to appear this year.... Rarely has psychology found a way of placing so many different data into the same schematic system, and the implications of this are potentially breathtaking. ------------------------------ Leary's enduring contribution to psychodiagnosis, or, more generally, to the typology of personality, is embodied in his honored 1957 volume, INTERPERSONAL DIAGNOSIS OF PERSONALITY....The concept of levels was implicit in sophisticated personality descriptions, and degrees of consciousness were recognized in all the psychodynamically based systems, but none were connected systematically through the concept of interpersonal behavior as in the Leary system. --Frank Barron, author of numerous books on the psychology of creativity.

"The ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY (1958) called IDP ""perhaps the most important clinical book to appear this year.... Rarely has psychology found a way of placing so many different data into the same schematic system, and the implications of this are potentially breathtaking."" ------------------------------ ""Leary's enduring contribution to psychodiagnosis, or, more generally, to the typology of personality, is embodied in his honored 1957 volume, INTERPERSONAL DIAGNOSIS OF PERSONALITY....The concept of levels was implicit in sophisticated personality descriptions, and degrees of consciousness were recognized in all the psychodynamically based systems, but none were connected systematically through the concept of interpersonal behavior as in the Leary system."" --Frank Barron, author of numerous books on the psychology of creativity."

"The ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY (1958) called IDP ""...perhaps the most important clinical book to appear this year.... Rarely has psychology found a way of placing so many different data into the same schematic system, and the implications of this are potentially breathtaking."" ------------------------------ ""Leary's enduring contribution to psychodiagnosis, or, more generally, to the typology of personality, is embodied in his honored 1957 volume, INTERPERSONAL DIAGNOSIS OF PERSONALITY....The concept of levels was implicit in sophisticated personality descriptions, and degrees of consciousness were recognized in all the psychodynamically based systems, but none were connected systematically through the concept of interpersonal behavior as in the Leary system."" --Frank Barron, author of numerous books on the psychology of creativity."

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