Rorschach

The Rorschach test is a psychological assessment where individuals view and interpret a series of inkblot images. Developed in 1921, it aims to explore a person's thoughts, feelings, and personality traits by analyzing their perceptions and responses to ambiguous images. The examiner examines patterns in the responses to gain insights into subconscious aspects of the person's mind, such as emotional functioning, thought processes, and potential mental health issues. While not definitive alone, it is often used alongside other assessments to understand an individual's psychological state.