Yearbook of the International Rorschach Society
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Yearbook of the International Rorschach Society
（Rorschachiana, 19）
Hogrefe and Huber, 1994
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Description
This annual publication is an important working tool for practitioners and students involved with the famous Rorschach Ink Blot test. It provides a behind-the-scenes look at the working world of Rorschach, via surveys of the most recent clinical research results, discussions of their usefulness with regard to specific medical and psychological disorders, and explanations of how the instrument is used in various countries of the world, as well as new insights from experienced practitioners. The book is intended for use as a reference for experts and for those just learning Rorschach techniques, such as graduates in clinical programmes. This official publication of the International Rorschach Society presents a diversity of opinions and results rather than a technical discussion.
Table of Contents
- Speaking Rorschach - building bridges of understanding
- Rorschach and the study of the individual
- the Rorschach and other projective methods in Portugal
- family changing process - integration of two modalities of Rorschach test administration
- object relations theory and the integration of empirical and psychoanalytical approaches to Rorschach interpretation
- projective approach to personality study in Soviet psychology
- expression of narcissistic fantasy in the TAT
- the battery of "perceptual hold" in structural diagnosis
- some constributions of cognitive science to the Rorschach test
- Rorschach's psychodiagnosis in Peru
- recurring objects in Rorschach records over a period of about 30 years - how often do peaople report the same thing again?.
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