All examinations are done on a one to one basis, and touching or turning any of the ten cards may indicate signs of mental damage.
It was first published in a 1921 monograph, although some alternative systems developed by William Holtzman and Wilfred Cassell, respectively, have become accepted. Scoring is done via a namesake scale developed by John Exner, which notes what factor the patient responds to, whether it is form, color, or even the perception of movement. All examinations are done on a one to one basis, and touching or turning any of the ten cards may indicate signs of mental damage. For 10 points, identify this method of evaluation, named for a Swiss psychologist, which uses inkblots to probe the unconscious mind of the patient.
It was first published in a 1921 monograph, although some alternative systems developed by William Holtzman and Wilfred Cassell, respectively, have become accepted.
{Rorschach} Test