Rorschach intellectual indicators in neurotics.

Intelligence and the Rorschach Whole Response

“…Abrams, 1955;Altus & Thorn son, 1949;Armitage, Greenberg, {earl, Berger, & Daston, 1955;Burnham, 1949;Hertz, 1935;Holzberg & Belmont, 1952;Klopfer, Allen & Etter, 1960;Lotsof, 1953;Lotsof, Comrey, Bogartz, & Arnsfield, 1958;Neff & Lidz, 1951;Pauker, 1963;Spiegelman, 1956;Taulbee, 1955;Wishner, 1948;Wittenborn, 1949;Wysocki, 1957). Abrams, 1955;Altus & Thorn son, 1949;Armitage, Greenberg, {earl, Berger, & Daston, 1955;Burnham, 1949;Hertz, 1935;Holzberg & Belmont, 1952;Klopfer, Allen & Etter, 1960;Lotsof, 1953;Lotsof, Comrey, Bogartz, & Arnsfield, 1958;Neff & Lidz, 1951;Pauker, 1963;Spiegelman, 1956;Taulbee, 1955;Wishner, 1948;Wittenborn, 1949;Wysocki, 1957).…”

Multimethod Assessment of Depression in Sexually Abused Girls

“…Z scores are usually low in depressed persons (Hertz, 1948;Varvel, 1941). Z scores correlate with IQ (Sisson & Taulbee, 1955;Wishner, 1948) and need for achievement (Exner, 1986). EA increases with successful psychotherapy (S. J.…”

Certain Rorschach response categories and mental abilities.

“…There is evidence of a slight tendency for the total number of Rorschach responses (R) to be positively correlated with several measures of mental ability. This finding requires that all of the other comparisons 4 This was recognized by Wishner (8).…”

“…Table 2 indicates the nature of the relationship between the number of Human Movement (M) responses and the mental ability measures It is apparent that there is a general tendency for the number of Human Movement responses to be positively related with mental ability measurements. This tendency is not wholly due to the fact that mental ability is slightly related to total number of responses; this is indicated by the consistent positive differences between the groups in per cent Human 3 In his study of the relationships between Belleview-Wechsler scores and Beck's Rorschach scoring factors, Wishner (8) makes no adjustment for the manner in which some of the scoring factors may be influenced by the total number of responses (R) This is regrettable because his data suggest that the validity he claims for Z could be largely if not entirely due to R. Movement responses. The number of Human Movement responses like the total number of responses proved to be positively skewed; as a consequence a t test was based on the logarithms of the per cent of Human Movement scores.…”

“…This restriction does not preclude the possibility that these tests can show high correlation in a sample of Yale undergraduates. Some of the above tests have intercorrelations as high as 70 8. These are:1.…”