3. Is a psychological test in which subjects
perception of inkblot are rescored and then
analyzed using psychological interpretation,
complex scientifically derived algorithms, or
both.
Some psychologist use these test to examine a
person personality characteristics and
emotional functioning.
It has been employ to detect an underlying
thought disorder especially in the case where
patients are reluctant to describe their thinking
processes openly.
4. He was a swiss
psychiatrist whose
interest included art and
psychoanalysis particular
work of Carl Jung. In
1913, he published
paper on how analysis of
patients artwork could
provide insights to
personality.
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6. Roschach consist of ten (10) Bilaterally
Symmetrical (mirrored image) inkblot printed
in separete cards.
Five (5) achromatic inkblot or without colorblack
and white.
Two (2) inkblot are black, red, and white.
The reaming three inkblot are multicolored.
8. Material require for
administration
1. All the test content
2. Stopwatch
3. Different color pencils
4. Good seating
arrangement
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10. 1) Introducing the subject to the
technique
2) Giving the test instruction
3) The response phase
4) The inquiry phase
11. › Site side by side
› Cards should not be made visible before
› Appropriate order with card I on top
› Hand the person the first card and asking
“What might be this?”
12. How many things I should find?
Can I turn it?
› “It is up to you.”
Should I just use my imagination?
› “Just tell me what you see there”.
Examiner should use good common sense
and answered in a non direct way.
The client should hold the card.
13. Responses or Free Association Phase
› Test taker is instructed to tell what is on each of
the cards
› “What might this be?”
Inquiry Phase
› Examiner attempts to determine what feature of
the inkblot played a role in formulate the test
taker's percept (perception of an image).
14. Verbatim, no probing, silence by examiner is
the rule
I don’t se anything there
› Take your time, we’re in no hurry (everyone can find
something)
› If you take time and look some more, I think you’ll
find something else too.
Response time to be noted
Total time to be noted
15. Conducted after all responses are given to all 10
cards
Gain information needed to score accurately
Nondirective questions
Complete location sheet
Not used to generate new information
› “OK., we’ve done them all. Now we are going to going
back through them. It won’t take long I want to help me
see what you saw. I m going to read what you said, and
them I want you to show me where in the blot you saw it
and what is there that makes it look like that, so I can see
it too. I’d like to see it just like you did, so help me now. Do
you understand.”
16. Focus on gaining information and ask question on:
› Location (where is it)
› Deteminants ( what makes it look like that?)
› Content ( what is it?)
Example
Responses:
It is a pretty flower
Inquiry :
E: (repeats responses)
S: yes that the stem & here are the patals
E: U mentioned that it is pretty
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18. Where
› Entire blot = W
› Commaon detail= D
› Unususal detail= Dd and dD
› Use of white space=S
19. Why
F= formshape
C=color
FC= shape and color
CF= color and shape
M= human movement
FM= animal movement
Fc= texture response
Fk= shading response
Fm= object movement
20. Human= H
Animal= A
Human Aantomy= At
Animal Anatomy= Aat
Object= Obj
Blood= blood
Fire= fire
Plant= plant
Clouds= clouds
Geographical= Geo
Human like (ghost, cartoon)= (H)
Animal like (dragon, cartoon)= (A)
Human part= Hd
Animal parts= Ad
food= Fd
Sex= sex
Abstract= Abs
Force= m
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24. Interpretation consist of three steps
1) Listing the sequences of codes or scores
2) Recording the frequency for each variable
3) Performing various calculation required to obtain
the ratio, percentages and derived scores
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26. Total responses
Popular responses
Color shock and shading shock
Form quality
Qualitative analysis
Quantitative analysis