A Factor-Analytic Study of Daydreaming and Conceptually-Related Cognitive and Personality Variables
Perceptual and Motor SkillsPublished 1 August 1963
Jerome L. Singer, John S. Antrobus
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This report summarizes a study of the factorial composition of a series of measures of the structure and content of daydreaming behavior that examines the relationships of fantasy to measures of divergent thought productivity, attention, curiosity, and personality measures.
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This report summarizes a study of the factorial composition of a series of measures of the structure and content of daydreaming behavior. The relationships of fantasy to measures of divergent thought productivity, attention, curiosity, and personality measures are examined.
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