1995
DOI: 10.1027/1192-5604.20.1.49
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Interpretation and the Response Process

Abstract: On assiste aujourd’hui à un durcissement des positions en matière d’interprétation du Rorschach, qui rappelle l’ancienne controverse Klopfer/Beck des années 35. Aujourd’hui comme hier, la controverse est issue d’un malentendu épistémologique que cet article tente de dénouer. La pomme de discorde porte en effet sur la théorie, implicite ou explicite, qui est supposée fonder l’interprétation des facteurs Rorschach, avec d’un côté les tenants de l’interprétation psychanalytique, et de l’autre, les défenseurs du S… Show more

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“…Distinctive Rorschach score patterns that used systems other than the Comprehensive System have also been reported for Japanese Americans (Devos, 1989), Japanese citizens (Devos, 1989), Apache Indians (Day, Boyer, & Devos, 1989), and Arab participants (Devos & Miner, 1989). Similarly, the meaning of some scores and ratios is also being challenged for Hispanics in the United States and for populations in several European countries (Andronikof-Sanglade, 1995;Constantino et al, 1995).…”
Section: Cultural Diversitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Distinctive Rorschach score patterns that used systems other than the Comprehensive System have also been reported for Japanese Americans (Devos, 1989), Japanese citizens (Devos, 1989), Apache Indians (Day, Boyer, & Devos, 1989), and Arab participants (Devos & Miner, 1989). Similarly, the meaning of some scores and ratios is also being challenged for Hispanics in the United States and for populations in several European countries (Andronikof-Sanglade, 1995;Constantino et al, 1995).…”
Section: Cultural Diversitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As noted earlier, comparisons between Wartegg and Rorschach data confirmed the presence of a specific evocative characteristic for each box of the test (Crisi, 1999). In this regard, numerous authors have written about the stimulus pull, or EC, of the 10 Rorschach inkblots (Andronikof-Sanglade, 1995;Exner, 1997Exner, , 2003Loosli-Usteri, 1958;Merei, 1953;Weiner, 2003).…”
Section: Evocative Charactermentioning
confidence: 99%