Protocols, scorings and interpretations

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2 boxes, 20 cm

Bern, IMG, Archiv Hermann Rorschach, Rorsch HR 3 : 3:5

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500			\|a It is difficult to arrange the protocols in a coherent manner. Temporary grouping: 1) Undated protocols (some of them used 11 cards) from inpatients of the Herisau asylum put together according to diagnosis. 2) Protocols with cards numbered from I to XII, some of them omit cards IV and VIII. 3) Undated protocols with 10 cards used, numbered from I to X. 4) Protocols of nurses. 5) Slips of paper with scorings and other rudimentary items. 6) Protocols of tested colleagues and other tested persons (e.g. G. A. Roemer, Manfred Bleuler, Max Müller, Ernst Blum, Albert Schweitzer, family members). 7) Protocols recorded by Emil Oberholzer, scored and interpreted by H. Rorschach, from 1919 to 1922. 8) Protocols recorded by other colleagues, scored and interpreted by H. Rorschach (Cases of Hans Prinzhorn, Rudolf Brun, Artur Kielholz, Arnold Weber, Eugen Bleuler, Oskar Pfister, Max Müller, G.A. Roemer, Ernst Schneider, Hans Christoffel (Selbstprotokoll), Emil Lüthy, Alfred Furrer, Ulrich Grüninger, Mira Oberholzer, Pfr. Walser, Martha Schwarz, Dr. Hoffmann, Dr. Honegger, Karl Wyss, Eugen Schwarz)
500			\|a Rorschach left several hundred of handwritten test protocols of patients of the Herisau asylum and of other people (e.g. colleagues, relatives). The protocols stemming from the inpatients were put together by Rorschach according to diagnostic criteria (schizophrenics, manic-depressives, epileptics…). In addition there are more than 50 protocols recorded by colleagues (Oberholzer, Bleuler, Roemer, Pfister…), scored and interpreted by H. Rorschach. A number of (undated) protocols reveal that Rorschach, supposedly in early 1919, used sometimes 11 cards, having already omitted the card originally numbered VIII. In 1919 and even in 1920 he would use the two control tests mentioned in Psychodiagnostics.
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Bern, IMG, Archiv Hermann Rorschach, Rorsch HR 3 : 3:5

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Protocols, scorings and interpretations

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2 boxes, 20 cm

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Fonds Hermann Rorschach. Series 3, Scientific material. 3, Material related to Rorschach's test; vol. 5

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It is difficult to arrange the protocols in a coherent manner. Temporary grouping: 1) Undated protocols (some of them used 11 cards) from inpatients of the Herisau asylum put together according to diagnosis. 2) Protocols with cards numbered from I to XII, some of them omit cards IV and VIII. 3) Undated protocols with 10 cards used, numbered from I to X. 4) Protocols of nurses. 5) Slips of paper with scorings and other rudimentary items. 6) Protocols of tested colleagues and other tested persons (e.g. G. A. Roemer, Manfred Bleuler, Max Müller, Ernst Blum, Albert Schweitzer, family members). 7) Protocols recorded by Emil Oberholzer, scored and interpreted by H. Rorschach, from 1919 to 1922. 8) Protocols recorded by other colleagues, scored and interpreted by H. Rorschach (Cases of Hans Prinzhorn, Rudolf Brun, Artur Kielholz, Arnold Weber, Eugen Bleuler, Oskar Pfister, Max Müller, G.A. Roemer, Ernst Schneider, Hans Christoffel (Selbstprotokoll), Emil Lüthy, Alfred Furrer, Ulrich Grüninger, Mira Oberholzer, Pfr. Walser, Martha Schwarz, Dr. Hoffmann, Dr. Honegger, Karl Wyss, Eugen Schwarz)

Rorschach left several hundred of handwritten test protocols of patients of the Herisau asylum and of other people (e.g. colleagues, relatives). The protocols stemming from the inpatients were put together by Rorschach according to diagnostic criteria (schizophrenics, manic-depressives, epileptics…). In addition there are more than 50 protocols recorded by colleagues (Oberholzer, Bleuler, Roemer, Pfister…), scored and interpreted by H. Rorschach. A number of (undated) protocols reveal that Rorschach, supposedly in early 1919, used sometimes 11 cards, having already omitted the card originally numbered VIII. In 1919 and even in 1920 he would use the two control tests mentioned in Psychodiagnostics.

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Recorded by Rita Signer; Verzeichnung=Description=Inventaire; October 2005

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991170539162905501

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(HAN)000062432DSV05
(EXLNZ-41SLSP_NETWORK)991170539162905501
(41SLSP_UBE)99116998777505511

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