Rorschach's blot-test was applied to 100 children; 50 girls and 50 boys attending the primary schools and aged from 6–15, but the majority were 10, 11, 12 and 13 years of age. In general, the number of replies was less than noted in Swiss, German and French children, whilst the reaction times were, on the whole, quicker than Rorschach found. The percentage of G. was rather higher and there were other slight modifications from non-Spanish children. Visual acuity and the stereoscopic index did not differ from other investigations. In the 100 children examined Rorschach's abstract response was absent. Maza calls attention to other points of difference in his material and tabulates the chief differences in the test between girls and boys as well as the differences depending upon the age groups.