Rorschach Inkblot Test, Bern Switzerland, 1942

Made:: 1942 in Berne

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Rorschach Inkblot projective test
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Rorschach Inkblot projective test, devised by Hermann Rorschach 1921; consisting of three sets test cards (one containing Australian scoring sheets); 'Rorschach Introductory Manual' by George Ulett, 1950; 'Psychodiagnostics' by Rorschach (English translation, 1949); 'The Rorschach Technique' by Klopfer and Kelley, 1942; used at the University of Liverpool Institute of Education, Department of Psychology, c.1960-1990.

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Category:: Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry

Object Number:: 2000-612

Materials:: paper

Measurements:: overall: 180 mm x 260 mm, .05kg

type:: psychometric test

credit:: Faber, Diana

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Rorschach Inkblot Test, Bern Switzerland, 1942

Rorschach Inkblot projective test, Plate III, devised by Hermann Rorschach 1921.

Measurements:: overall: 170 mm x 244 mm x 2 mm,

Materials:: paper (fibre product)

Object Number:: 2000-612/1

type:: psychometric test

Rorschach Inkblot Test, Bern Switzerland, 1942

Rorschach Inkblot projective test, devised by Hermann Rorschach 1921; consisting of three sets test cards (one missing Plate III, for which see 2000-612/1; one set contains Australian scoring sheets); 'Rorschach Introductory Manual' by George Ulett, 1950; 'Psychodiagnostics' by Rorschach (English translation, 1949); 'The Rorschach Technique' by Klopfer and Kelley, 1942; used at the Institute of Education, Department of Psychology, c.1960-1990.