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Source citation: Her Individ. psych. assessment, 1985:
Information found: CIP t.p. (Constance T. Fischer, Duquesne U.) data sheet (b. 7-29-38)

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Source citation: The qualitative vision for psychology, 2016:
Information found: eCIP t.p. (Constance T. Fischer) data view screen (joined Duquesne University's Psychology department in the mid 1960's to participate in its effort to develop an alternative to the then hegemonic natural science approach to academic psychology; edited and co-edited a number of influential publications, including volume 2 of Duquesne Studies in Phenomenological Psychology, Client participation in Human Services with Stanley Brodsky, Qualitative Research Methods for Psychology, and Collaborative/Therapeutic Assessment; in 2012 retired from Duquesne as professor emerita, and moved to an active retirement community in Verona, PA, where she is trying to complete a volume based on her qualitative research on "becoming angry"; she also meets with five fellow residents for Tuesday dinners to complete what will hopefully become a novel, "Where is Laura". She continues to be grateful for her forty-six years with the Department of Psychology at Duquesne University)

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