Manic-Depressiveness and Jungian Dimensions of Personality

@article{Burge2000ManicDepressivenessAJ,
  title={Manic-Depressiveness and Jungian Dimensions of Personality},
  author={Michael Burge and David Lester},
  journal={Psychological Reports},
  year={2000},
  volume={87},
  pages={596 - 596}
}
In a sample of 105 high school seniors, among other results, their judging-perceiving scores were associated with suicidal ideation. 
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Results tended to support the view that manic-depressives obtained significantly higher scores on each of these three scales, and all scales, but especially the manic experience scale, correlated significantly positively with the MMPI Hypomania Scale.
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