The special issue editors selected us to form an “adversarial collaboration” because our
publications and teaching encompass both supportive and critical attitudes toward the …

Abstract Areh et al.(Psychiatry, Psychology and Law 29: 183–205,) recently commented on
what standards should be applied to determine whether a test is appropriate for psycholegal …

Archaeologists have struggled for more than a century to explain why the first
representational art of the Upper Palaeolithic arose and the reason for its precocious …

This study investigated whether complexity and the other related Rorschach Performance
Assessment System (R-PAS) variables in the engagement and cognitive processing domain …

Recently, a lot of effort has been made to ground Rorschach interpretations to their evidence
base. To date, however, no studies have yet described, via fMRI, what brain areas get …

Background Besides the defining involvement of upper and lower motor neurons, the
involvement of extramotor structures has been increasingly acknowledged in amyotrophic …

Functional connectivity between two brain regions, measured using functional MRI (fMRI),
has been shown to be modulated by other regions even in a resting state, ie, without …

Recently, psychologists have emphasized the response process—that is, the psychological
operations and behaviors that lead to test scores—when designing psychological tests …

The Rorschach offers a unique and interesting paradigm from the perspective of the
(Bayesian) brain. This contribution to the cross-disciplinary special issue considers the …

I provide a contemporary overview of Hermann Rorschach's inkblot task, including how it
was developed, why it seems to work as it does, and how to contextualize inferences drawn …