SIT

Somatic Inkblot Test & Projective Assessment

Standardized Somatosensory & Diagnostic Assessment Systems

Somatic Inkblots
Clinical Assessment Suite
Interactive Clinical Lab

Interactive SIT Card Demo & Perceptual Walkthrough

Authentic Somatic Stimulus Plates

Experience the distinctive perceptual properties of the Somatic Inkblot Test (SIT). Unlike traditional abstract inkblots, each SIT plate has been scientifically calibrated to evoke body-image boundaries, visceral sensations, and somatic projections. Use the interactive controls below to manipulate cards, test card rotations, explore typical clinical percepts, and practice scoring against standard psychodiagnostic rubrics.

SIT-30 Interactive Demo: Explore sample calibrated stimuli from the official 30-image SIT-30 online battery.
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Interactive SIT-30 Stimulus Plate Viewer & Rotation Rig

Select a sample stimulus plate from the official SIT-30 battery, rotate the card through all four clinical orientations, and explore typical clinical percepts:

SIT-30 Image: 5  |  Orientation: Λ Upright (0°)
Somatic Inkblot Test SIT-30 Image 5
Psychodiagnostic Analysis

Plate 5: Thoracic Architecture & Boundary Protection

Series I • Baseline Plate

Plate 5 presents pronounced bilateral symmetry with distinct skeletal-like outer lateral projections and rich central achromatic shading. It frequently activates associations relating to physical armor, the human ribcage, spinal columns, and protective outer shells.

πŸ›‘οΈ Typical Barrier Percept (Br) Ego Resilience
“A warrior wearing a heavy armored chestplate, with thick metal plates protecting the core.”
Code: W F+ H, Armor, Br (FQo)

Reflects robust ego boundaries, effective containment of instinctual anxiety, and strong defensive integrity.

⚑ Typical Penetration Percept (Pn) Vulnerability
“A cracked sternum or broken ribcage that has split open, exposing damaged tissue inside.”
Code: D F- Som-Path, Pn (FQ-)

Indicates somatic boundary breakdown, bodily fragility, vulnerability to physical illness, or trauma intrusion.

Interactive Practice Tool

Practice Self-Scoring Lab

Clinician Training Exercise

Look at the active stimulus plate displayed above. What do you see in the inkblot? Type your response below to simulate standardized clinical coding:

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