Citation

Emoke B. Psychiatr. Hung. 1999; 14(6): 715-725.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1999, Magyar Pszichiatriai Tarsasag)

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Abstract

Tha Author is the head of the Consensus Rorschach Research Group in Hungary and the editor of a book about interaction diagnostics and therapy follow-up, which is currently in press. Test development and the two main areas in which it is applied (clinical practice and research) are described. The characteristics and advantages of the test are introduced. Regarding the standardization process, the new interactometric system is emphasized. The most important results regarding well-functioning and dysfunctional relationships are presented. In the sine morbo group, the interactional features of siblings, twings, friends, engaged couples, couples in a stable relationship, couples planning divorce, as well as couples engaged in a suit on childcare and people living in childless marriages are summarized. In the clinical (patopsychological) area interactional features of alcoholics, suicide attempt survivors and depressive patients were recorded. Further application areas- to be presented in the book in details - are outlined.

Language: hu

Keywords

Consensus Rorschach Test; family life; human relation; Interactometrics; interpersonal communication; Interpersonal diagnostics; marriage; review; sibling; social interaction