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Summary: In the TED-Ed talk, Damion Searls breaks down how the Rorschach inkblot test was created by Swiss psychiatrist Hermann Rorschach to explore how people perceive ambiguous images and what those perceptions mightreveal about their minds, not just what they see literally. The test uses ten inkblots and a structured coding system to analyze how someone approaches each image, like where they focus and what shapes or movements they mention, which can help psychologists understand patterns in perception and personality when used right. Over time the test was sometimes misused or seen as pseudoscience, but modern reviews show it still has value in clinical settings when properly administered.

Personal Reaction: Honestly, I thought it was wild how something as simple as inkblots can actually tell you about how someones brain works depending on how they see things its not just what they see but the way they see it. It makes sense why people get skeptical, since it seems super subjective, but learning theres a real coding system behind it was surprising. I lowkey now wanna actually take one just to see what I say!

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this is the assignment instructions :

For this week’s response, please listen to this TED talk by Damian Searles about the history and uses of the Rorschach inkblot test.

First, write a brief summary or prcis, and then a short personal reaction, just 3 to 4 sentences.