Le Rorschach en clinique adulte

Chabert, Catherine

doi:10.3917/dunod.chabe.2012.01

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“…Psychological assessment was made at index episode for 40 adolescents. Assessments included a cognitive evaluation (WISC III-R) and psychodynamically oriented projective psychological testing (Rorschach and TAT) for those without intellectual disability (ID) (Chabert, 1997). Excluding patients with ID, two scores regarding psychosocial risk and schizophrenia risk were computed using the Clinical Global Impression (CGI) method with a 4-point Likert scale based on an overall subjective rating given by a panel of expert psychologists who received all protocols.…”

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Diagnostic transition towards schizophrenia in adolescents with severe bipolar disorder type I: An 8-year follow-up study

Consoli¹,

Brunelle²,

Bodeau³

et al. 2014

Schizophrenia Research

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Diagnostic transition towards schizophrenia in adolescents with severe bipolar disorder type I: An 8-year follow-up study

Consoli¹,

Brunelle²,

Bodeau³

et al. 2014

Schizophrenia Research

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“…La pratique diagnostique de Nicoud [48] et Frédérick-Libon [52,53] intègre ainsi le test de Rorschach, souvent complémenté d'autres épreuves projectives figuratives tel que cela est préconisé par l'École de Paris [54] 13 conseille ce test dans les cas de sujets adultes au niveau intellectuel élevé afin de contourner leur hyperadaptation intellectualisée. Notons à ce propos que le test de Rorschach, dont les planches et la liste des banalités sont entrées dans le domaine public [63], demeure relativement étanche aux tentatives de « triche » (ex : [64]).…”

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“…La [76] qui ont contribué à faire de l'outil un formidable atout clinique dans les cas de diagnostic différentiel. Cette qualité du test est soulignée par Castro [116] qui conçoit qu'il est possible d'y avoir un recours précieux chaque fois que la clinique est floue ou que se pose la question d'un diagnostic différentiel, essentiel dans l'articulation entre évaluation diagnostique et projet thérapeutique spécifique [54].…”

Section: L'apport Du Test De Rorschach Pour Le Diagnostic Différentielunclassified

L’intérêt du test de Rorschach dans l’évaluation diagnostique des troubles du spectre autistique

Frigaux

Évrard

Lighezzolo-Alnot

2020

L'Évolution Psychiatrique

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“…Concerning the TAT, the French projectivist school insists on the complementarity of this test with the Rorschach test due to the fact that their clearly distinct materialities allow for the investigation of two different, but inseparable levels of the identity and psychic organisation of the subject (Brelet-Foulard & Chabert, 2003). The Rorschach test is an abstract structured test in which the symmetrical configuration of blots evokes self/body representations (Chabert, 1983), while the figurative cards of the TAT (notably with figurative representations of people) evoke interpersonal relations. The French projectivist school has thus taken up the TAT, while changing the modalities of testing and analysis of the narratives.…”

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Transsexualism and transgenderism: Unravelling sex and gender, and abstractions of the sexed body

Marchand

Pelladeau

Pommier

2019

The International Journal of Psychoanalysis

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Albeit a relatively old phenomenon, transgenderism currently remains difficult to define and understand due to the fact that it is so polymorphous and changing. Indeed, while it may be considered that in continuity with the mediatization of the transsexual phenomenon and of the first cases of Sex Reassignment Therapy (SRT), the transgender phenomenon appeared in the 1970s with certain cases of secondary transsexualism described by Stoller, and with the "first" transgender person, Virginia Prince (Castel, 2003, p. 486 and 491), it is only recently that the American Psychiatric Association (2013, pp. 451-459) and the WPATH 4 (2011, p. 97) have given it a certain recognition in their respective studies.According to the definitions given by these associations of health professionals, transgenderism corresponds first and foremost to a group encompassing all the different forms of gender incongruence (whether or not this incongruence entails distress experienced by the individual, and whether or not there is gender dysphoria). It is "simply" the opposite of cisgenderism 5 , that is, the opposite of the congruence between sex and gender. Thus, according to this broader conception, very diverse issues of identity or of non-conformity of gender may be considered as transgender, such as:• transsexualism with total hormonal and surgical transformation, but also partial (without an operation of sexual reassignment), • intersex conditions with ambiguities of genital organs, • identity-related transvestism, and even in a certain manner:• effeminate men who consider themselves as men,• or virile women who consider themselves as women.

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Le Rorschach en clinique adulte

Cited by 46 publications

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Diagnostic transition towards schizophrenia in adolescents with severe bipolar disorder type I: An 8-year follow-up study

Diagnostic transition towards schizophrenia in adolescents with severe bipolar disorder type I: An 8-year follow-up study

L’intérêt du test de Rorschach dans l’évaluation diagnostique des troubles du spectre autistique

Transsexualism and transgenderism: Unravelling sex and gender, and abstractions of the sexed body

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