Vividness of Visual Imagery and Movement Percepts on the Rorschach

Richard L. Hughes · Bernard J. Fitzgerald

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To determine whether individuals showing vivid imagery would produce more Movement responses on the Rorschach, subjects high and low in visual imagery (ns = 14) were compared. Contary to previous reports, no positive relationships were found between visual imagery and Rorschach M.

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