There has been some support that argues the Rorschach is relatively culture free and therefore suited to assess ethnic and cross-cultural populations since it is a nonverbal, performance based measure (as cited in Groth- Marnat & Wright, 2016). Research suggests that there is no evidence of differential validity of the Rorschach across different ethnic groups (Groth- Marnat, 2016). However, these findings do not indicate that cross-cultural norms should not be taken into consideration when administering and scoring the Rorschach. Thus, clinicians working in cross-national settings, and even those working within the United States should consider using the international norms, as our norms may fail to adequately represent some cultures, socioeconomic
