Intra-Protocol Plate Failures: An Investigation of Rorschach Card Meaning

Edwin E. Wagner · Thomas O. Hoover

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Summary Thirty-three Ss were found who had IQs of average or better, but who nevertheless exhibited exactly two failures on the Rorschach. Analysis of the pairs of card rejections revealed a disproportionate number of card IX failures and a clustering among plates IV, VI, VII and IX.

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