One Commonly Used Test in Custody Evaluations Is the Rorschach

One commonly used test in custody evaluations is the Rorschach Inkblot Test. The reason why it is not advisable to use this test, as well as other projective tests, is due to:

A) the lack of validity and reliability of these tests in forensic evaluations.
B) the high potential for causing psychological distress to the subject.
C) their extreme complexity of interpretation that requires years of practice on the part of the evaluator.
D) the intimate nature of such tests, which puts the subject in an uncomfortable position.