Four academic psychologists question the validity and usefulness of the famous ink bolt test and the system of scoring, thereby challenging the utility of what is now a huge business of testing and judging people by their alleged reaction to ink blots in child custody disputes, educational placement, and employment opportunities.
Four academic psychologists question the validity and usefulness of the famous ink bolt test and the system of scoring, thereby challenging the utility of what is now a huge business of testing and judging people by their alleged reaction to ink blots in child custody disputes, educational placement, and employment opportunities.