Precautions
The Holtzman Inkblot Test has been used in both experimental and clinical applications. The HIT is a psychometric test requiring a clinically trained examiner, and should be interpreted by a credible psychologist, psychiatrist, or a trained mental health professional. Because some find projective tests to be less reliable than objective tests the examiner must be well trained in psychometric examinations; interpretations that are subjective may affect the test.
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