Includes bibliographical references and index.

A story -- A conceptual framework for personality assessment: the domains of negative and positive object relations -- Affects, defenses, ego functions and the capacity to play -- The Rorschach: translating the RIM to our personality domains -- Linking RIM movement, shading and color responses to our personality domains -- A RIM case example -- The TAT -- The clinical application of the TAT -- The sentence completion and animal preference tasks -- The case of Nicholas: HIS RIM -- The case of Nicholas: HIS SCT and APT -- The case of Nicholas: HIS TAT, and a case summary -- Epilogue: some concluding remarks.

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