A Comparison of Responses by Clinic and Normal Adults to Rorschach Card III Human Figure Area

Max Hammer

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This study is an attempt to determine the meaningfulness of utilizing the human figure areas of Rorschach card III as an index of sexual identification. The results revealed that for a female to see a male or no human at all is almost pathognomonic of emotional disturbance. For males the results are not as clear except that there is a tendency for normal males to report seeing more females than males. It is concluded that the validity of card III as an index of sexual identification is still not clearly established.

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1949An Analysis of Rorschach Indices of Male Homosexuality 1959Sexual Identification in Responses to Rorschach Card III

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