Considered a sequel to Diagnostic Psychological Testing, ) this volume presents primarily a collection of concrete, individual case records, designed to show how the data comprising the final test report are carefully elicited from both separate and overall test findings. Case history summaries follow each record. The battery consists of the Wechsler, Rorschach, Thematic Apperception, a combined Sorting and Learning Efficiency Test, and a modified Word Association Test. The author explains his choice of instruments and discusses the psychological implications of test responses as they concern clinical interpretation. He describes the outstanding personality characteristics and pathological tendencies of various types of neurotic, character-disordered, depressive, schizophrenic, and normal persons. Each syndrome is considered separately, and pertinent diagnostic indications reviewed test by test, quantitatively and qualitatively. These are not applied mechanically, but rather, individual test variations and their implications are carefully considered in the light of past clinical experience. Foreword by David Rapaport. Scoring symbols for the Rorschach Test are appended. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)