The Thought Disorder Index: Short-form assessments.

J. Tyler Carpenter · Michael J. Coleman · CHRISTINE M. WATERNAUX · Jonathan Perry · Hazel Wong · Carita O'Brian +1 more

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This study investigated whether short forms of the Rorschach Test are as effective as the standard 10-card administration in eliciting thought disorder as measured by the Thought Disorder Index (TDI). Results showed the short 4-card forms yield excellent composite indexes of total thought disorder, severity levels, and the more frequently occurring qualitative scores

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