Noblesse Oblige Effect: The Interpretation of Rorschach Responses as a Function of Ascribed Social Class.

Koscherak, Stephen; Masling, Joseph

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Publication Date: 1972

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Noblesse Oblige Effect: The Interpretation of Rorschach Responses as a Function of Ascribed Social Class

Koscherak, Stephen; Masling, Joseph

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 39, 3, 415-419, Dec 72

The influence of a person's social class on the interpretations made of his Rorschach responses was investigated. Results clearly testify to the influence of social class on the clinician's judgment. (Author)

Descriptors: Behavior Patterns, Performance Tests, Projective Measures, Psychological Testing, Psychopathology, Responses, Socioeconomic Status, Test Results

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