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A Rorschach compendium

The Psychiatric Quarterly, 1947
1. Perceptanalysis is a personality investigation which consists of analyses of visual images or percepts. The most highly-developed technique in this field is the Rorschach. A brief history of perceptanalysis has been presented. 2. A number of Rorschach symbols have been redefined for the purpose (a) of increasing the wealth of ...
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Alcoholism and the Rorschach

Journal of Personality Assessment, 1971
Summary This study attempts to cross validate 20 hypotheses reported over the past three decades professing to differentiate alcoholics from non-alcoholics using the Rorschach. Comparison groups (N = 25 each) were matched for age, sex, race, income and education, and diagnosis.
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Prognostic Validity of the Rorschach

Journal of Personality Assessment, 1983
Fifty adult stutterers entering therapy at the UCLA Psychology Clinic were administered the Rorschach, with a Klopfer method inquiry, scoring, form level rating, and calculation of scores on the Rorschach Prognostic Rating Scale (RPRS). On the basis of independent clinician ratings of attitudinal or psychotherapeutic improvement, subjects were divided ...
J G, Sheehan, J S, Tanaka
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Manic Indices on the Rorschach

Journal of Personality Assessment, 1997
This study examined signs of mania on the Rorschach, specifically whether manic inpatients (n = 24) produce different thematic content and thought disorder than comparison groups of paranoid schizophrenic (n = 27) and schizoaffective (n = 25) inpatients.
A, Khadivi, S, Wetzler, A, Wilson
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Perceptual Development on the Rorschach

Journal of Personality Assessment, 1976
The Rorschach was given to 60 school children in two designs: CA and MA orthogonal (9 and 12 years) and CA =MA (for 6, 9 and 12 years). Responses were scored for Form Accuracy, Complexity, Movement, and Friedman's Developmental Level (DL) Scoring System.
P, O'Neill, P, O'Neill, D M, Quinlan
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The Rorschach Response Process

Journal of Personality Assessment, 1978
Five groups of subjects, consisting of 20 schizophrenics, 20 depressives, 20 nonpatient adolescents, and 40 nonpatient adults split at the median on the MMPI K Scale, were instructed to give as many responses as possible to each Rorschach card within a 60-second time limit per card.
J E, Exner, G, Armbruster, B, Mittman
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The Rorschach and the assessment of impulsivity

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1994
The validity of the Rorschach as an instrument to assess impulsivity was examined in a sample of 55 adolescent psychiatric inpatients. The Rorschach variables considered to be related to impulsivity (D, Adjusted D, M, Afr, X + %, FC:CF+C, and L) were used to predict performance on the Gordon Diagnostic System (GDS).
M L, Pantle, D L, Ebner, L S, Hynan
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The Nature of the Rorschach Task

Journal of Personality Assessment, 1996
This article offers a critique of traditional theories of the Rorschach as a perceptual task, proposes an alternative conception of the task as one of visual representation, and demonstrates the manner in which the latter theory provides a superior explanation of the distinctive quality of the Rorschach stimuli, the ways in which participants and ...
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Through Adolescence with the Rorschach

Rorschach Research Exchange and Journal of Projective Techniques, 1949
(1949). Through Adolescence with the Rorschach. Rorschach Research Exchange and Journal of Projective Techniques: Vol. 13, No. 3, pp. 302-319.
M Q, McFATE, F G, ORR
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Socioeconomic Status and the Rorschach

Psychological Reports, 1994
People from lower socioeconomic status are making increasing use of mental health facilities. Surveys have indicated that the Rorschach is still one of the more frequently used instruments by psychologists in such facilities, but research has also shown that clinicians tend to misinterpret Rorschachs of people from the lower socioeconomic group as ...
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