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Journal Article
Rorschach Inkblot Test and Parapsychology
2022
Overview
Since Gertrude Schmeidler's monograph ESP in relation to Rorschach test evaluation (1960), the famous Rorschach inkblot test has hardly been associated with parapsychology. [...]a study has investigated traumatic experiences of 31 people who report recurrent ESP experiences using the Rorschach Traumatic Content Index with a control group (Scimeca et al., 2015). The most obvious are the influence of his psychiatric colleagues Carl Gustav Jung (1919) (word association test), based on his own studies on mediumship; the self-taught psychoanalyst Herbert Silberer, who was interested in symbolism, mysticism, and esotericism, and published an article in 1912 on lecanomancy (a method of divination by inspecting the water in a pool); and Szymon Hens (1917) (inkblots and imaginative function).
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Parapsychology Press
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