Galvanic skin responses during Rorschach test administration

Mu suppression and human movement responses to the Rorschach test.

Electroencephalographic μ wave suppression was investigated using all 10 static, ambiguous Rorschach stimuli. In an earlier study using four Rorschach stimuli, the two stimuli that elicited feelings of movement were associated with μ suppression. In this study, we replicated this relationship using all 10 Rorschach stimuli while overcoming a number of other earlier limitations. The results stro...

Determination of Electrical Parameters for Skin during Galvanic Skin Reflex from Continuous Measurement

The skin impedance is well various and changeable rapidly, so it is not easy to measure precisely the all frequency characteristics(l). In order to measure the all frequency characteristics, there are two methods as follows. One is multi-frequency points measuring method and the other is the fast fourier transformation (FFT) method from the response in time domain. However, the former demands v...

Principles and Practice of the Rorschach Test

In common with other pioneer Rorschach workers in this country, Dr. Mons learnt the hard way, teaching himself by reading, experience, and comparison of notes with colleagues. With his own past tribulations in mind he sets out to smooth the path of beginners in this complex method of personality assessment, and does so with much skill. Unlike intelligence tests in which answers are scorable as ...

The Rorschach test in clinical diagnosis.

Both psychologists 9, 16, 17) and psychiatrists 14, 18, 21) have recognized the values of the Rorschach test in the clinical appraisal of the personality and today it is one of the most important tools in the armamentarium of the clinical psychologist. Since the publication of Beck’s first manual in 1937 several new manuals have been published, demonstrating the increased interest in this new p...

Movement responses of murderers to Rorschach stimuli.