Adolescent Rorschach Responses: Developmental Trends from Ten to Sixteen Years

Ames (chief psychologist, Gesell Institute), Rorschach consultant Ruth W. Métraux, and director of research (no institution named) Richard N. Walker present a sequel to their earlier volume dealing with children aged two to ten. Here they present characteristic findings of Rorschach performance of bright, normal adolescents at successive ages from 10 to 16. The background data should help clinical psychologists understand the interpretive significance and diagnostic value of an individual Rorschach record. The first edition was published by Bruner/Maxel in 1971. It is unclear what has been revised. Annotation ©2005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR