HERMANN RORSCHACH. PSYCHODIAGNOSTIK. PSYCHODIAGNOSTICS. TAFELN-PLATES 1948

HERMANN RORSCHACH. PSYCHODIAGNOSTIK. PSYCHODIAGNOSTICS. TAFELN-PLATES 1948
Set of ten plates (numbered I - X) in folder. Published in Bern: Verlag Hans Huber - Medical Publisher Hans Huber, 1948 (renewed ed., copyright 1921), 1948 In cardboard folder with publisher's flaps, Three plates in colors, five in black and two in black and red. Edition distributed for the United States. Atlas alone, which accompanied the text (Psychodiagnostics; a diagnostic test based on perception). Hermann Rorschach (1884-1922), initiated into psychoanalysis by Bleuler and Jung, was early interested in the reactions of individuals to inkblots; he carried out his first experiments on students, trying to determine whether the most gifted had more fantasies than average students. He eventually developed the famous standard ten inkblot test, based on experiments carried out on 300 mentally ill patients and 100 normal individuals. The analysis of the patients' perception of each task thus allowed the psychoanaly