The Rorschach Comprehensive System over non-patient, adult population in Brazil is standardized. Trans-cultural, meta-analytical assessments on those results rank Brazilian sampling as leading-Coping Deficit Index (CDI) among 14 countries. Hence, this survey seeks evidences of CDI validity, inquiring about both social requests and interactive aspects, along a phenomenological interview, where 8 undergraduates were diagnosed as CDI-positive. Data analysis followed a phenomenological method. Results reveal social difficulties of the subjects; sibling relationships do not necessarily indicate closeness or friendship, just affection. There is distancing, conflict, and disrespect in fatherly relationship, and misunderstandings in motherly relationship. It is concluded the data suggests evidences for CDI validity.
Personality Projective Measurements; Rorschach Test; Interpersonal relationships; Family relationships
