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The Rorschach Test: A Perceptual Bias
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1964 In response to an earlier article in which “Disbelief in the Rorschach as a perceptual test” is expressed, it is argued that the Rorschach falls in the class of experimental situations called “perceptual” despite alternative methods of categorizing responses.
Arnold Binder
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ON THE VALIDITY OF THE RORSCHACH TEST
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 1965Rorschach protocols of 20 persons (normals, depressives, and schizophrenics) were analysed, using the inverted, or Q, method of factoring. Three factors emerged from the analysis and corresponded to the three psychiatric categories. Groups of items, allegedly measuring the isolated factors, were applied to a second population of 42 persons resulting in
J W, HOLLEY, G, FROEBAERJ, K, EKBERG
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Psychomatic Diseases and the Rorschach Test
Rorschachiana, 1986Les études réalisées auprès de groupes de patients psychosomatiques ne nous ont pas mené très loin. En règle générale, le “syndrome psychosomatique” qui émerge de la plupart des études consiste en un Type de Résonance Intime coarté, pauvre en kinesthésies et en réponses couleurs différenciées et adaptatives, de faibles originalité et spontanéité, et ...
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The History and Development of the Rorschach Test in Turkey
Rorschachiana, 2011 The history of Turkish psychology, the cultural changes, and the rise of psychoanalysis have accompanied the development of Rorschach in Turkey. Yani Anastasiadis, the Turkish Rorschach pioneer, perceived Rorschach as “the radiography of human spirit ...
Tevfika Ikiz
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On the Use of Symmetry in the Rorschach Test
Journal of Personality Assessment, 1979Rorschach's justifications for the use of symmetry in his inkblots are evaluated in the light of recent empirical research concerning the perception of symmetry. The role of symmetry in response facilitation, in the production of whole and movement responses, in the creation of similar conditions for left- and right-handers, and as a response ...
J, Sergent, Y M, Binik
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THE CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RORSCHACH TEST
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1948It will be noticed that the authors have not laid overemphasis on sexual responses. These are manifested by particular attention to the lower details, interpreted as portions of the female pelvis or to phallic symbols or to their complete avoidance (sexual repression).
C E, JOHNSON, J E, SHERMAN
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Science News, 1967
In 1921 a young Swiss-German psychiatrist, Hermann Rorschach, published his inkblot method of personality testing and then died, only 37 years old. Generations of psychologists since have been pondering the relationship of his 10 ink smudges to human personality.
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In 1921 a young Swiss-German psychiatrist, Hermann Rorschach, published his inkblot method of personality testing and then died, only 37 years old. Generations of psychologists since have been pondering the relationship of his 10 ink smudges to human personality.
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Response Selection on the Rorschach Test
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1987After discussion of some theoretical speculations concerning the nature of the Rorschach process, two experimental manipulations of the Rorschach task are presented. Three groups of normal ( n = 6) and schizophrenic subjects (7 paranoid and 7 nonparanoid) participated. Their mean age was 30.7 yr.
R, Fernández-Ballesteros +1 more
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The Influence of Color on the Rorschach Test
Journal of Projective Techniques, 1956(1956). The Influence of Color on the Rorschach Test. Journal of Projective Techniques: Vol. 20, No. 2, pp. 150-158.
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