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Using the Rorschach

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by: David

Hi Renaat

Many thanks for submitting the first guest contribution to Forensic Psychology 2.0, much appreciated.

If you get chance to make any further submissions, It would be very interesting to learn more the the interpretative framework you employ.

Thanks again and all the very best.

David

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