Assessing the reliability of the Rorschach using the split-half method is inappropriate because
A) there are too few inkblots to enable interpretation through the split-half method.
B) stimulus cards are presented twice and possibly three times.
C) responses by subjects may be too lengthy to adapt to split-half procedures.
D) each inkblot is considered to have a unique stimulus quality.

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The uniqueness of each inkblot makes it difficult to use the split-half method to assess the reliability of the Rorschach. This is because each inkblot has its own stimulus quality, so it cannot be paired with another inkblot in a meaningful way for the purposes of assessing reliability.

Assessing the Reliability of the Rorschach Using the Split-Half Method