what does the reader understand about the inkblots that Charlie doesn't?
inkblots show pictures of common animals
people use their imaginations to see the pictures
the best administrator is trying to trick Charlie
the best administrator is lying to Charlie
Don't know what the reader understands. However, since I have administered Rorschach inkblots, I know "people use their imaginations to see the pictures."
To determine what the reader understands about the inkblots that Charlie doesn't, we need to analyze the given information:
- Inkblots show pictures of common animals: From this statement, Charlie and the reader would both understand that the inkblots are intended to display images of animals.
- People use their imaginations to see the pictures: This information is also understood by both Charlie and the reader. It suggests that the images in the inkblots are not immediately recognizable, and individuals have to interpret them using their imagination.
- The best administrator is trying to trick Charlie: This statement implies that there are multiple administrators, and one of them is trying to deceive Charlie. It does not provide any specific information about the inkblots themselves.
- The best administrator is lying to Charlie: Similar to the previous statement, this mention of an administrator lying to Charlie does not reveal any specific details about the inkblots.
From the given information, we can determine that the reader does not have any additional understanding about the inkblots compared to Charlie. The statements about administrators' intentions or honesty do not relate directly to the nature of the inkblots or what can be seen in them.