The Use of Projective Paintings in the Rorschach Method

Wellisch, Erich

doi:10.1111/j.2044-8341.1949.tb02883.x

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“…The term includes psycho analysis, brief psychotherapy, hypnosis, suggestion, and relaxation therapy. The literature abounds in reports of a handful of patients improved by one or other of these methods (4,13,21,22,29,32,33,36,44,78). Larger series arc more uncommon, and will be considered in some detail.…”

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Asthma and the Psychiatrist. A Critical Review

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Asthma and the Psychiatrist. A Critical Review

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Active Imagination During the Use of the Rorschach Method

Wellisch

1950

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The Rorschach personality test is based on the stirrings of imagination. The interpretation of the structureless inkblots by the tested person stimulates his imagination in such a way that he projects his inner thoughts into the responses. Imagination is not merely one of the functions of a personality, but it is an expression of the personality as a whole. Medieval thinkers have described this by calling imagination “the star of man,” by which they meant the essence of his personality. This is the reason why the Rorschach method is a valid test for the assessing of personality.

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Chapitre 35 - Problèmes posés par la validation des techniques projectives

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The Use of Projective Paintings in the Rorschach Method

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Asthma and the Psychiatrist. A Critical Review

Asthma and the Psychiatrist. A Critical Review

Active Imagination During the Use of the Rorschach Method

Chapitre 35 - Problèmes posés par la validation des techniques projectives

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