Rorschachs Test Basic Processes Variety by Beck Samuel (3 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Second printings. Volumes I and II of III. Octavos. 223, 402pp. Volume I with several pages of illustrations. Owner stamp and signature of a noted American psychologist on the front fly of each volume else close to near fine with the corners and spine ends very gently bumped and the spines a bit dulled.

Relié. Condition: Etat satisfaisant. in-8 Description :Reliures pleine percaline usées, avec des rayures et insolées sur le dos. Pas de jaquettes. Tome 1 (1953) : 227 pp. 2nd edition, 2nd revised printing. Foreword by James G. Miller. La page de garde a été déchirée (manquante). Quelques pages cornées. Tome 2 (1954) : 402 pp. Foreword by Roy R. Grinker. Une découpe aux ciseaux (manque) sur la page de garde. Quelques pages cornées. Tome 3 (1952) : 301 pp. Une découpe aux ciseaux (manque) sur la page de garde. Langue : Anglais Nb de volumes : 3.

Octavo. Three Volumes. Publisher's dark blue cloth titled in gilt to spines, with Diagnostic cards in original cardboard cases. 223pp.; 402pp.; 301pp.; Card case of 10 color and black and white cards. Volumes I and II are uniformly dulled with some cosmetic bumping and scuffing to extremities, strong and durable, Volume III is brighter and rather less scuffed, but equally as solid; internally clean, Vols I and II bearing the ownership of A.W. Jeffreys Jr. to front flyleaves and some mild traces of tape residue, presumably from some kind of wrapper, Vol II has some underlining in parts, Vol III is bright and without annotations; The pasteboard case for the diagnostic cards is somewhat soiled and grubby with some edgewear and toning in places, but strong and solid, the cards themselves are clean and fresh with some minor soiling, imprint and captions to versos. A good, strong set of of one of the most famous and widely used sets of psychological diagnostic tools. The inkblot tests themselves pre-date the publication of Beck's interpretation system by several decades, mainly due to the fact that no single medical body could agree on the metrics of interpretation, despite the tests being in wide usage. It wasn't until Beck published his "Basic Processes" in 1944 that some measure of uniformity was achieved, and the test achieved the form in which it is implemented today. Complete sets are scarce in commerce. 4th Prtg; 4th Prtg; 5th Prtg. [Cards 1st Prtg.].