Abstract
Summary A comparison of the predictive validity of the Rorschach PRS and Barron's Es Scale was conducted with neurotic Ss receiving either behavior modification or rational-emotive psychotherapy. The results help to establish the efficacy of the PRS by empirically demonstrating efficient prediction for both groups when other relevant demographic and nontest variables have been controlled. In contrast, the Es Scale does not appear to be related to psychotherapy prognosis nor does it tap the same personality variables as the PRS.
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