Rorschach Psycho diagnosis: It’s Contribution to the Knowledge of Binomy Personality-Culture
Journal Title: Psychology & Psychological Research International Journal - Year 2018, Vol 3, Issue 1
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In this article, the dynamic and functional relationship between Rorschach, Personality and Culture is established, based on the fact that Rorschach Psycho diagnosis is the ideal psychological instrument to know and unravel the man-culture relationship, and the only one capable of grasping the intra psychic mechanism that interconnects the three great spheres (cognitive, affective and cognitive) that make up the human personality.
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