Reductio Ad Absurdum : A Formal Analysis of Rorschach Autisms

Edwin E. Wagner

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Generalizing from the rationales underlying the scoring of the three types of Rorschach autisms included in the TRAUT system, it was shown that all perceptual autisms can be subsumed under a single, all-encompassing principle based upon a reductio ad absurdum argument. Therefore, in a way, autisms can be viewed as "cheating," i.e., getting around the explicit and implicit rules governing the evaluation of Rorschach percepts.

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2010Rorschach Comprehensive System 1968Diagnostic psychological testing 2008Perceptual and Motor Skills 1992Stability of unusual verbalizations on the Rorschach for outpatients with schizophrenia 1994A Proposed Classification Scheme for Rorschach Autisms

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