Kerman reports eight patients who were given the Kerman Cypress Knee Projective Technic (KCK). This test utilizes 'ambiguous, unstructured stimulus objects' that the subject perceives as object representations. The records are interpreted according to a theory proposed by Fairbairn that accounts for object representations of the various objects, the choice of object in terms of its acceptance or rejection by the subject, and the subject's techniques in dealing with internal and external objects. Thus the test contributes information about the subject's relations with objects and offers promise as a clinical instrument to detect and measure variables of personal relationships.