Wayne Holtzman developed a version of it that included two practice and forty-five regular questions to overcome limitations of this test.
John Exner developed the so-called Comprehensive System, which is based on a "4-square" approach, to interpret the results of this test. Wayne Holtzman developed a version of it that included two practice and forty-five regular questions to overcome limitations of this test. It was originally developed as a series of ten questions by a Swiss psychologist. For 10 points, name this projective personality test that asks participants to interpret a black inkblot.
John Exner developed the so-called Comprehensive System, which is based on a "4-square" approach, to interpret the results of this test.
{Rorschach} inkblot test [prompt on {inkblot} test before "inkblot" is read]