mittwoch-matinée: crazy normal - The Rorschach test explained

Basel Historical Museum – Barfüsserkirche
Basel, Switzerland
HMB
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The second Wednesday matinee in the exhibition "verrückt normal - Geschichte der Psychiatrie in Basel" is dedicated to a famous psychological test procedure: the Rorschach test developed by Swiss psychiatrist Hermann Rorschach and its history. Experts Hugo Lüscher and Dieter Howald explain how the Rorschach tests work.
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Historisches Museum Basel – Barfüsserkirche
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Basel
Basel, Switzerland
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On 26 March 2025
Wednesday: 10:00-12:00
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