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I think the blot test is not accurate because there are hundreds of different responses. Some people might have more of an imagination besides there is no right answer.

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No because sometimes the more you look  something you might see stuff you wouldn't normally see.

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no because people can basically see what they want and its not a certain thing that they see

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I think the Rorschach because there are hundreds of different responses and others may have more than an imagination.

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I don't think the Rorschach test was accurate because they have a different view they may be seen as mentally ill.

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I do not think that the Rorschach test was accurate, because so many people could see pretty much see anything in the realm of possibility. That would make it almost impossible for psychologists to diagnose a patient.

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I feel that the test is not very accurate but could lead to farther testing if there was a very high amount of positive or negative responses. I don't think just taking Rorschach's test could define if they have mental illnesses, but could lead to other tests to help diagnose diseases.

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I feel that the Rorschach test is not accurate, because it can only help the psychologist make inferences of what diseases the patient may have. 

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I feel that the Rorschach test is not accurate, because it can only help the psychologist make inferences of what diseases the patient may have. 

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I think the ink blot test isn't accurate because some people are very creative and you can't really say that all of them have a particular meaning. I also think that people could be just saying things so they could make themselves look good so if you have a psychopath they might act like they see nice things so sound nice.

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Based on the reading I do not think this is accurate because you could just catch someone in a bad  mood and they could just lift off a bunch of negative things. P_RESTON_18

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No, If the test was accurate then people would be getting the same results every time.

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No, if it was accurate people would be seeing the same thing over and over again. Nothing different would happen each time someone took the test

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No because different people have different opinions about what the ink looks like.

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not really because all you are doing is looking at a inkblot and trying to think of what it is and everyone ha a different thought

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I do not think it is accurate because if everyone saw the same thing, they would not be able to tell if they were supposed to be in an insane asylum.  So they would need to make it so if some people saw some pretty scary things then they would need to check them out.

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No, it is not accurate because people can see different things in the inkblot. No matter what they see, they could be wrong. There is no way of telling if it is right or wrong.  Based on the article, "The biggest problem, he added, is that the tests simply don't provide any information beyond the most basic, while that and much more can usually be learned by more practical methods."

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NAthaniel     I thought the test wasent realy auccrate because it was based on peoplels responce to the images 

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NAthaniel     I thought the test wasent realy auccrate because it was based on peoplels responce to the images 

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like this one

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No, because there can't be a definite way of knowing what the reults might mean becuase there are millions of answers and almost none of them are alike. Although it does give a small window into how the person might see or think about things. But it still doesn't really provide a strong idea of consept of what might be wrong with the person.

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No because, everyone see something else but there is a small chance two people might see the same thing.

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No because when you look at a image you may not look at the whole but just a part. Also when you look at something your brain may just decide that is it and there nothing else it can be. People also see different things because they can't see what the true image is ,and it is not like everyone will get the exact same answer every time.

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No because if it was accurate, then everyone would get the same answer

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No because anyone could see the ink blots differently and get diagnosed at a disease they don´t even have for seeing something different

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Yes because when you look at the inkblots you think about what they are in your head and you don't loose your personality in your head so while thinking your brain uses your personality to make an answer and so I conclude that it is accurate because you use your personality to make out what things are.

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No, because everyone sees things differently and they could get treatment for something they don't need.

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Based on my reading of the article, I feel the Roschach test is not acurate. As stated in the text "the danger is that people can draw many conclusions that just aren't supported." and "no answers are "right" or "wrong". Therefore the Roschach test insn't acurate.