Harrower and Erickson’s multiple-choice version of this procedure sets a threshold of 40% for psychological disturbance. Mary Ainsworth and Bruno Klopfer wrote a 2-volume book on the “Technique” of this procedure. A “Comprehensive System” to administer this procedure includes a Suicide Constellation used to identify at-risk individuals. That system, which scores this procedure with a cognitive triad of information processing, mediation, and ideation, was developed by John E. (*) Exner. The R-PAS and RPRS scales measure the outcome of this procedure. Ten bilaterally symmetric images, (10[1])the first of which is most often said to be (-5[1])a bat, make up this procedure. For 10 points, a Swiss psychologist developed what test that involves interpreting patterns of (10[1]0[1])inkblots? ■END■