For both of these reasons, a person can therefore have facets of his or her consciousness at many different levels of morals, worldviews, defenses, pathologies, needs, and so forth which can be mapped on an integral psychograph. ❋ William Harryman (2007)
The fact that the suspects fought, under those circumstances, seems to prove they were as fanatical as your psychograph says you are. ❋ Anderson, Poul, 1926- (1974)
"Steve," she began, "I was in charge of the psychograph tests taken of all the workers at the projectile operation after the first mishap --" ❋ Carey Rockwell (N/A)
"Why were you detained at the psychograph tests this morning?" demanded ❋ Carey Rockwell (N/A)
Solar Council Administration Center, interviewing applicants who had passed their psychograph personality tests. ❋ Carey Rockwell (N/A)
But my point is this: Since a cadet unit is assembled only after careful study of their individual psychograph personality charts and is passed and failed as a unit, even though a boy like Cadet Astro might make a failing grade, his unit mates, Cadets Manning and Corbett, can pull him through by making higher passing marks. ❋ Carey Rockwell (N/A)
Price, and after questioning him under truth serum, Solar Guard security officers found the man's mind to be so filled with criminal plots and counter-plots, it would take several weeks for the psychograph analyst to learn the name of the man he claimed would know the whereabouts of ❋ Carey Rockwell (N/A)
He narrates how the inquirer subjected a sealed packet of plates to the Crewe circle without exposure, endeavoring to get a psychograph. ❋ Unknown (1919)
I have been wondering whether he could profitably ask of me some record of my experiences in the official and scientific company with which I was honored that day at the Campidoglio; but I should have to offer him again a sort of composite psychograph of objects printed one upon another and hardly separable in their succession. ❋ William Dean Howells (1878)
But, if each of these bare facts could be parted from the others and intelligently presented, what would it avail with the reader who has never seen the originals of my psychograph? ❋ William Dean Howells (1878)
The drum has besides also another use, which appears to have little connection with its property of Shaman psychograph or church bell. ❋ Alexander Leslie (1866)
This museum sounds absolutely excellent the story's by Dan Hurley, writing in the New York Times: "Where else but at the Archives of the History of American Psychology can visitors see the uniforms and billy clubs used in the Stanford Prison Experiment, in which students ended up acting the role of guards all too realistically; watch a home movie of Freud batting fruit out of a tree with his cane; or have the bumps on their heads measured to calculate their personalities and career prospects with a 1933 psychograph?" ❋ Jenny Davidson (2005)
And yet, from certain interesting experiments in sarcognomy which have never been performed except by myself or my pupils, I am disposed to believe that the germinal process of man goes beyond the beginning of the animal kingdom, and that he retains in his constitution spiritual elements which might not improperly be called, not a photograph, but a psychograph of the entire animal kingdom, -- yea, of everything that lives, and even of the mineral elements that have no life. ❋ Unknown (1856)
"They held me in the tower for a month trying to make me take the psychograph rehabilitation. ❋ Carey Rockwell (N/A)
What we used to call [culture] is now [tracked] as psychographics by [Madison Avenue]. ❋ LagunaPat (2017)
