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Sexual bias on Rorschach administration.

Summary To broaden the base of previous findings of cross-sex influence in Rorschach testing, specifically the hypothesis that the male E — female S combination leads to more Rorschach responses than any other sex pairing, Rorschach protocols obtained from male and female Ss by male psychology interns, female psychology interns, and male experienced clinicians were examined. The hypothesis was supported only for male interns who obtained significantly more responses from female than male Ss (p < .05). No cross-sex differences were found for either female interns or experienced male clinicians. The results are consistent with previous studies of the psychological testing and experimental situations. However, the study strongly suggests that cross-sex bias may not be generalizable to experienced male clinicians.