Comparing perceptual organizing of Rorschach In people with gender dysphoria disorder and non-patients
Journal Title: Shenakht Journal of Psychology and Psychiatry - Year 2016, Vol 3, Issue 4
Abstract
Introduction:This study aimed to Compare the results of the Rorschach test variables in patient with Gender Dysphoria disorder and non patient. Method:28 patient with Gender Dysphoria and 28 non patient assessed by Rorschach. Result:result revealed significant different in Zf, Zsum. The results indicate that both variables in patient lower rates than non patient. Conclution:This result may be indicative of a mental limitations or reluctance on the complexity of the irritant. It seems that those without gender dysphoric disorder compared to people with more cognitive effort in organizing the conditions and environmental stimuli exhibit Which ultimately leads to more successful and efficient action.
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Somaye Mantashloo, MohammadReza Shairi, Leyla Heydarinasab
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