Literature Award Recipients

 

Best Rorschach
Research Study

2024

Andò, A., Ferraris, A., Inei, B., Ales, F., Berardo, G., Corgiat Loia, A., Pasqualini, S., Libero, P., Zennaro, A., & Giromini, L.

Aschieri, F., Pascarella, G., Milesi, A., & Giromini, L. 

Porcelli, P., Giromini, L., & Zennaro, A.

2023

Giselle Pianowski, Anna Elisa de Villemor-Amaral, & Gregory J. Meyer

2022

Francesca Ales, Gregory J. Meyer, Joni L. Mihura, Andrea Corgiat Loia, Sara Pasqualini, Alessandro Zennaro, & Luciano Giromini 

2021

Giselle Pianowski, Gregory J. Meyer, Anna Elisa de Villemor-Amaral, Ana Carolina Zuanazzi, & Regina Sonia Gattas F. do Nascimento

2020

Correspondence of maximum and typical performance measures of cognitive processing

Daniel B. Charek, Gregory J. Meyer, Joni L. Mihura, and Emily T. O'Gorman

The effects of coding the location of individual objects in a normative sample of Rorschach data

Benjamin A. Berry and Gregory J. Meyer

2019 

Complexity and cognitive engagement in the Rorschach task: An eye-tracking study

Francesca Ales, Luciano Giromini, and Alessandro Zennaro

2018

Convergence between Rorschach and self-report: A new look at some old questions

Leslie C. Morey & Morgan N. McCredie

Effects of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) on attribution of movement to ambiguous stimuli and EEG mu suppresion

Agata Ando', Jaime A. Pineda, Luciano Giromini, Gregory Soghoyan, QunYang, Miranda Bohm, Daniel Maryanovsky, and Alessandro Zennaro

 

Best Rorschach Case or
Conceptual Contribution 

2023

 
Corine de Ruiter,Luciano Giromini, Gregory J. Meyer, Chistopher M. King, & Benjamin A. Rubin
 
2022

2021

 
Koji Jimura, Tomoki Asari, & Noriko Nakamura

2020

Implementation of the Rorschach in an evidence-based setting: A Sisyphean task?!

Inge Van Laer, Maarten Vanhoyland, and Hilde De Saeger

Using the Rorschach as a group intervention to promote the understanding of adolescents by staff members in inpatient residential programs 

Fillippo Aschieri and Carlo Vetere

2019

Sadomasochistic representations in a rage murderer: An integrative clinical and forensic investigation

Peder Chr Bryhn Nørbech

 
 

We select articles following a PsycInfo and PubMed search of the literature to identify Rorschach studies published in the previous year. Subsequently, two of the authors and RAs identify promising articles by independently rating each one. Then the authors, RAs, and members of the R-PAS Research and Development Group read and rate the qualifying articles. Typically, the awards go to the highest rated article in each category, though at times articles are tied for the highest ratings. Articles that have an R-PAS author as the first author are not eligible for either award.