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Shairi M, Hadei N. (2018). Investigation of Iranian non-clinical 12-year-old children's response to Rorschach test and its comparison with similar sample of Exner (2003). Journal of Psychological Science. 17(65), 124-138.
URL: http://psychologicalscience.ir/article-1-112-en.html

Despite the fact that the Rorschach test is one of the most popular projection test in the world, and it has devoted a number of studies to the range of comparisons and norms in the clinical and non-clinical age groups in different countries, and given the role of gender, culture and the existence of the necessary norms For all ages in a population, this research has been conducted following limited researches in Iran and on 12 year-old children.The purpose of this study was to determine the results of 12-year-old Iranian non-clinical samples in different tablets of Rorschach and compare the results with the findings of non-clinical and non-Iranian samples (Exner, 2003) about the Rorschach test in similar ages. To achieve the mentioned goal 99 children of 12 years old who were studying at the sixth grade of elementary school were selected from the 5 educational and training districts of Tehran (North, South, East, West, and Center) and examined by Rorschach test. The results of this research were analyzed by independent t-test  after performing Rorschach test. The results show that there is a significant difference between the Iranian sample and the sample of Exner (2003) in some of the variables of location, determinant, content, popular responses, DQ, FQ. For example, in the variables of the location, w's responses, which show good combination and abstraction, were lower in Iranian children and Dd's responses that show minority in Iranian children were higher than the Exner sample (2003). That, cultural differences can be considered as one of the factors affecting it.