Szondi
Szondi is a surname of Hungarian origin. It is most famously associated with Leopold Szondi, a Hungarian psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. Szondi developed his own theory of personality and diagnosis known as the Szondi Test or the Fate Analysis. This test was a projective technique designed to reveal unconscious drives and obsessions by having individuals choose photographs that appealed to them. The theory posited that individuals are driven by inherited genetic forces that manifest as a need to fulfill specific "fate vectors."
The Szondi Test involved presenting a series of photographs depicting individuals with various psychological conditions, such
Leopold Szondi was born in 1893 and died in 1986. His work, particularly the Szondi Test, gained