Exner's Comprehensive System for Scoring the Rorschach Test

Exner's Comprehensive System for scoring the Rorschach test

A) results in some scoring categories that are deemed unreliable, but only because these categories are sensitive to the present state of the respondent.
B) has been found to be more reliable for research use than for use with clinical populations of multicultural origin.
C) has been heavily criticized for being standardized only on populations with psychiatric disorders that have a low prevalence.
D) was initially conceived as part of an all-consuming, "last ditch effort" to keep the Exner's from having members of the Myers-Briggs clan as in-laws.