Was sagt der Rorschachtest?
Bei dem Rorschachtest handelt es sich um einen assoziativen Persönlichkeitstest. Im Rahmen des Tests werden Patienten symmetrische Klecks-Bilder vorgelegt, die sie assoziativ beschreiben sollen. Wissenschaftliche Studien lassen Zweifel bezüglich der psychodiagnostischen Nutzbarkeit des Tests aufkommen.
Wann ist ein Test objektiv?
Tests sind in dem Maße objektiv, wie ihre Ergebnisse während der Durchführung, Auswertung und Interpretation vom Testleiter nicht beeinflußt werden können bzw. wenn verschiedene Testauswerter zu übereinstimmenden Ergebnissen kommen (s. Objektivität).
Is an ink blot done in a Rorschach test?
There are ten distinctive inkblots in the Rorschach test, and 45 in the Holtzman test, a second-generation inkblot test designed to fix the errors in Rorschach’s. (It was 1921, after all.)
What does Rorschach inkblot test tell you about your personality?
The inkblot test (also called the „Rorschach“ test) is a psychological test developed in 1921. In the test, you are shown a series of ink blots. Based on how your mind perceives the images, the test can accurately indicate your true personality type . Take the test and find out who you really are! The results may surprise you.
What is one criticism of Rorschach tests?
Another key criticism of the Rorschach is that it lacks reliability. 4 Reliability means you get the same results no matter who is scoring the test. Scoring relies heavily on examiner interpretation. Because of this, two examiners can arrive at two very different conclusions when looking at the same person’s responses.
Why is the Rorschach a projective test?
The Rorschach inkblot test is a psychological projective test of personality in which a subject’s interpretations of ten standard abstract designs are analyzed as a measure of emotional and intellectual functioning and integration.