In 1921 the very first edition of the Rorschach inkblot test, was published by Ernest Bircher. The test appeared under the name of Psychodiagnostik. Hans Huber was an employee with Ernest Bircher and it turned out that Dr. Rorschach and Hans Huber spent many sessions together perfecting the construction and the actual printing.

f 10 cards. 5 of these cards are black and white. The other 5 cards are in color. (There is an example on page 3 of the Rorschach inkblot test.) The person being tested is asked what they see in the inkblot. Their answers are then recorded, and when all 10 cards are finished the psychologist repeats the process with the same 10 cards again, inquiring about the past responses of the subject. If the subject being tested said they saw a butterfly, the first time then the psychologist may ask, where on this card did you see a butterfly or what makes it look like a butterfly. Besides making notations of the responses the psychologist also notes the mannerisms of the subject while they answer the questions. With these responses the psychologist "in theory" should be able

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